Consolidated Table of Contents to the Opinions
Of the NSPE Board of Ethical Review
| Cases by Year |

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79-5 Academic Qualifications 79 V
81-5 Advertising 9 VI
73-2 Advertisement, Classified—Contract Work 45 IV
65-13 Advertisement, Use of Engineer's Name in, to Validate Findings 37 II
65-7 Advertisement, Use of Engineers' Creed in Political Advertisement 25 II
75-2 Advertising—Announcement Cards 87 IV
62-8 Advertising—Billboard 57 I
72-1 Advertising—Bold Face in Telephone Directory 21 IV
61-7 Advertising—Brochure at Convention 37 I
78-8 Advertising—Calendars—Pencils 65 V
72-3 Advertising—Direct Mail Solicitation—Supplanting Another Engineer 25 IV
73-5 Advertising—Directory 51 IV
72-8 Advertising—Distribution of Laudatory Article 35 IV
66-9 Advertising—Engineers Week section of Newspaper 63 II
63-7 Advertising—Full Page in Newspaper 95 I
66-4 Advertising—Good Will 53 II
75-16 Advertising—Group Advertisement by Engineering Firms 119 IV
62-15 Advertising—Listing of Name 69 I
92-2 Advertising—Misstating Credentials 63 VII
75-9 Advertising—Newsletter 101 IV
64-8 Advertising of Engineering Services 5 II
84-2 Advertising Services of Engineering Staff 47 VI
62-2 Advertising of Engineering Services—Brochure 47 I
61-3 Advertising of Engineering Services—Display 29 I
59-1 Advertising of Engineering Services—Text 3 I
60-1 Advertising—Press Release 9 I
68-9, 73-1, 77-2 Advertising—Professional Cards 41, 43, 29 III,IV,V
96-11 Advertising—Promotional Reference to Work and Clients of Previous Employers 80 VIII
71-8 Advertising—Recruiting 13 IV
63-3 Advertising—Repeated Use of Card 87 I
79-6 Advertising—Statement of Project Success 61 V
75-4 Advertising—Testing and Engineering Laboratory 91 IV
71-11 Advertising—Use of Brochure Tied to Professional Directory Card 19 IV
93-7 Agreement Not to Disclose Data, Findings, Conclusions 101 VII
77-3 Appropriate Compensation for Engineering Services 31 V
93-3 Appropriate Notification and Review of Another Engineer's Work 93 VII
69-9 Approval of Engineering Plans Related to Architectural Plans Prepared by Nonregistered Persons 63 III
65-14 Assistance in Preparation of Applications under Advance Planning Act 39 II
61-4 Association with Nonregistered Engineers 31 I
92-8 Attempt to Influence Prospective City/Client 83 VII
75-15 Attempt to Restrain Employment of Engineer-Employees 117 IV
95-7 Authorship of Article—Misleading Reference 50 VIII
71-5 Boycott of Public Agency Engineering Employment 7 IV
76-10 Brochure—Distribution through Reader Service Card 19 V
80-2 Brochure of Subsidiary Firm 93 V
75-6 Brochure—Text and Built-in Reply Card 95 IV
63-8, 74-8, 77-6 Brochure—Format and Content 97, 77, 37 I,IV,V
71-2 Brokerage of Engineering Services 3 IV
92-3 Brokerage of Engineering Services—Building Inspection Services 67 VII
67-7 Certification of Plans Prior to Payment of Engineer 13 III
91-8 Certification of Work Performed by Technician 57 VII
86-5 City Engineer Seeking to Retain Employees of Engineering Firm Independent of Their Firm 83 VI
73-2 Classified Advertisement—Contract Work 45 IV
96-10 Comments by One Engineer Concerning Another 78 VIII
78-7 Commission Basis of Payment under Marketing Agreement 63 V
98-8 Competence to Certify Arms Storage Rooms 140 VIII
94-8 Competence to Perform Foundation Design 21 VIII
61-5 Competition for Engineering Employment 33 I
60-2 Competitive Bidding—Professional Services 11 I
65-5 Competitive Bidding—Professional Services Integrated with Construction 21 II
60-8 Competitive Bidding—Reduction of Fees 23 I
60-7 Competitive Bidding—Reduction of Standards 21 I
71-7 Competitive Bidding—Rental of Aircraft 11 IV
62-6 Competitive Bidding—Research and Development 53 I
75-1 Competitive Bidding—Salary Request in Recruiting Advertisement 85 IV
74-9 Competitive Bidding—Selection Procedures 79 IV
63-2 Competitive Bidding—Speculative Designs 85 I
72-7 Competitive Bidding—Study Contracts 33 IV
69-7 Competitive Bidding—Submission of Project Cost 59 III
82-2 Confidentiality of Engineering Report 15 VI
59-3, 60-5 Conflict of Interest 7,17 I,I
94-9 Conflict of Interest-Accident Reconstruction Services 24 VIII
78-3 Conflict of Interest—Binary Service to Same Client 55 V
89-6 Conflict of Interest—Chairman of Owners' Association 15 VII
89-4 Conflict of Interest—Claim Review of Contractor 11 VII
89-5 Conflict of Interest—Claim Services to City 13 VII
92-5 Conflict of Interest—Community Service 73 VII
67-12 Conflict of Interest—Consultant Service as County Engineer 23 III
76-3 Conflict of Interest—Consultant to County Testimony Adverse to County Client 5 V
62-7 Conflict of Interest—Consultant to Governmental Body 55 I
82-4 Conflict of Interest—Consultant to a Government Body—Member of a Local Authority 19 VI
94-11 Conflict of Interest-Disclosure & Participation as Government Official on Work Related to Former Firm 30 VIII
95-4 Conflict of Interest—Disclosure to a Client A Relationship with Another Client 43 VIII
83-1 Conflict of Interest—Duty of Loyalty of Terminated Employed Engineer to Employer—Misleading Brochure 30 VI
76-2 Conflict of Interest—Engineer Ownership of Construction Firm 3 V
87-3 Conflict of Interest—Engineer Retained by County to Inspect Project Developed by Client 92 VI
94-1 Conflict of Interest—Engineer Retained by State 1 VIII
85-2 Conflict of Interest—Engineer Serving on Private Hospital Board and Performing Services 59 VI
94-3 Conflict of Interest—Engineering Consultant Serving as Equipment Manufacturing Sales Representative 6 VIII
95-6 Conflict of Interest—Engineering Services by Trustee of College 48 VIII
82-6 Conflict of Interest—Expert Witness for Contractor 25 VI
99-2** Conflict of Interest—Failure to Disclose Other Business Interest    
88-1 Conflict of Interest—Feasibility Study 100 VI
72-2 Conflict of Interest—Free Engineering (Computers) 23 IV
90-7 Conflict of Interest—Furnishing Limited Advice 41 VII
91-6 Conflict of Interest—Hazardous Waste Services 53 VII
62-21 Conflict of Interest—Member of City Council 81 I
70-6 Conflict of Interest—Member of Legislature 83 III
75-7 Conflict of Interest—Membership on Public Agency 97 IV
74-2 Conflict of Interest—Municipal Engineer 65 IV
71-6 Conflict of Interest—Nominal Ownership 9 IV
97-3 Conflict of Interest—Obligations of Engineer on a Defaulted Project 92 VIII
69-8, 79-9 Conflict of Interest—Ownership of Product Firm 61, 87 III,V
74-4 Conflict of Interest—Part-Time Consultant 69 IV
63-5 Conflict of Interest—Part-Time Service as City Engineer 91 I
79-1 Conflict of Interest—Payment from Related Party 71 V
79-4 Conflict of Interest—Public Advisory Board 77 V
67-1 Conflict of Interest—Public Employment 1 III
94-5 Conflict of Interest—Providing Both City Engineer and Inspection Services 11 VIII
93-6 Conflict of Interest—Providing Views on Feasibility of Project 99 VII
65-15 Conflict of Interest—R&D Services for University and Private Company 41 II
80-5 Conflict of Interest—Recommendation of Former Firm 99 V
94-10 Conflict of Interest—Registration Not Licensed in State 27 VIII
72-9 Conflict of Interest—Related Work for Two Parties 37 IV
96-7 Conflict of Interest—Returning Retainer Prior to Accepting Another Assignment 72 VIII
97-4 Conflict of Interest—Reviewing Own Work – Failure to Disclose Property Ownership/Relationship with Developer 95 VIII
78-9 Conflict of Interest—Services on Same Project 67 V
95-9 Conflict of Interest—Services to a Village 54 VIII
99-1** Conflict of Interest—Soliciting Former Clients Through an Employee    
98-11 Conflict of Interest—Specifying Equipment of Company Owned by Engineer 147 VIII
75-10 Conflict of Interest—Specifying Equipment of Employer 103 IV
99-9** Conflict of Interest—Specifying Equipment – With Ownership Interest    
69-13 Conflict of Interest—Stock and Land Ownership 71 III
76-9 Conflict of Interest—Turnkey Procedure 17 V
80-6 Conflict of Interest—Use of Former Public Employee 101 V
72-2 Conflict of Interest—Use of "Free Engineering" from Manufacturer 23 IV
66-5 Conflict of Interest—Wife's Investment in Project 55 II
63-6 Conflicting Engineering Opinions 93 I
93-5 Contingency Fees—Director Services Re: Litigation 97 VII
81-1 Contingent Contract 1 VI
77-4 Contingent Contract—Engineer Retained on Speculative Basis 33 V
91-2 Contingent Contract—Errors and Omissions 45 VII
76-11 Contingent Contract—Fee Dependent on Lower Construction Cost 21 V
77-12 Contingent Contract—Industrial Design 49 V
66-12 Contingent Contract on Public Work 69 II
68-5 Contingent Contract—Repurchase of Report 33 III
69-2, 77-10 Contingent Contract—Value Engineering 51, 45 III,V
83-2 Contingent Fees 33 VI
65-4, 75-8 Contingent Fee Contract 19, 99 II,IV
73-4 Contingent Fee—Fee Based on Savings to Client 49 IV
66-11 Contingent Fee in Lawsuit 67 II
67-8 Contingent or Free Engineering for Indigent Client 15 III
77-6 Continued Practice under No-Competition Agreement 37 V
66-8 Contractual Relationship between Engineers 61 II
78-4 Contribution to Public Works Promotion Committee 57 V
93-1 Copycat 87 VII
97-12 Copyright—Duty to Report Violation of Copyright Licensing Agreement 119 VIII
99-13** Copyright—Duty to Report Violation of Copyright Licensing Agreement (Review and Reconsideration of BER Case No. 97-12)    
71-1 Credit for Engineering Work—Cover Sheet and Advertisement for Bids 1 IV
92-1 Credit for Engineering Work—Design Competition 61 VII
92-7 Credit for Engineering Work—Research Data 81 VII
84-1 Criticism of Another Engineer 45 VI
67-10 Criticism of Engineering in Products 19 III
69-10 Criticism of Other Engineer through Accrediting Report 65 III
89-2 Declining Employment After Acceptance 5 VII
81-3 Demand for Promotion Based on Transfer of Contract 5 VI
80-3 Designation of Engineering Firm by Public Agency 95 V
66-12 Designing to a Fixed Budget 69 II
95-1 Design/Build—Possible Compromise of Professional Judgment 37 VIII
62-14 Disbarment from Another Profession 67 I
94-7 Disclosure of Client Information to Insurance Company 17 VIII
65-2 Disclosure of Previous Work 17 II
87-2 Disclosure of Previous Work by Consultant 90 VI
61-8 Disclosure of Technical Process of Former Employer 39 I
99-7** Disclosure—Advising Client to Exercise Judgment When Disclosing Information to Engineer    
70-5 Dispute Between Engineers in Public Service 81 III
77-2 Dual Use of Business Card 29 V
88-4 Duty of Engineer to Provide Owner With Drawings 109 VI
97-11 Duty to Disclose Disciplinary Complaint to Client 116 VIII
89-7 Duty to Report Safety Violations 19 VII
97-13 Duty to Report Unrelated Information Observed During Rendering of Services 121 VIII
98-9 Duty to Report Unsafe Conditions/Client Request for Secrecy 143 VIII
83-4 Employee Termination of Employment—Job Shop 38 VI
99-6** Employee’s Failure to Inform Employer of New Employment with Employer’s Vendor    
64-2 Employer Restrictions on Outside Practice 107 I
68-8 Employment in Subprofessional Capacity 39 III
78-2 Employment of Former Convicted Engineer 53 V
99-5** Employment Practices—Soliciting Competitor’s Employees    
95-8 Employment Practices—Use of Misleading Advertisement in Connection with an Affirmative Action Procedure 52 VIII
99-3** Employment—Failure to Disclose Details of Outside Business    
87-1 Employment—Refusal to Accept Reassignment 88 VI
62-4 Employment of Sales Representative 49 I
91-1 Employment—Withdrawal of Offer 43 VII
65-1 Endorsement of Competitive Products or Service 15 II
73-9 Endorsement of Project by Local Chapter 61 IV
62-16 Engagement in Engineering and Nonengineering Activities 71 I
62-1 Engineer Checking the Work of Another Engineer 45 I
91-3 Engineer Employee's Refusal to Provide Report 47 VII
62-5 Engineer Membership in Labor Union 51 I
86-6 Engineer Misstating Professional Achievements on Resume 85 VI
74-6 Engineering and Nonengineering Services by Same Firm 73 IV
95-2 Engineering Research—Client Changes to Report 39 VIII
64-11 Engineering Services included as part of Material Promotion and Sales 11 II
91-5 Engineering Student Serving as Consultant to University 51 VII
95-10 Engineering Titles—Use of Engineering Title by Non-Engineers 56 VIII
65-7 Engineers' Creed—Use in Political Advertisement 25 II
66-1 Engineers' Criticism of Fees 47 II
85-6 Engineer's Disclosure of Potential Conflict of Interest 70 VI
84-4 Engineer's Dispute with Client Over Design 51 VI
93-4 Engineer's Duty as Interpreter of Contract Documents 95 VII
85-5 Engineer's Duty to Report Data Relating to Research 67 VI
67-9 Engineers' Endorsement of Contractors 17 III
84-5 Engineer's Recommendation for Full Time, On-Site Project Representative 53 VI
86-3 Engineer's Proposal to Act as Arbitrator in Owner/Engineer Disputes 78 VI
79-2 Environmental Concerns 73 V
76-4 Environmental Standards—Public Welfare—Knowledge of Information Damaging to Client's Interest 7 V
75-3 Ethical Association with Other Engineers 89 IV
73-3 Ethical Conduct by Engineer—Members of Public Body 47 IV
62-10 Exclusive Right to Serve Client 59 I
74-5 Exhibit at Association Meetings 71 IV
61-7 Exhibit at School Convention 37 I
79-3 Exhibit at Trade Show 75 V
90-3 Expert Testimony in State Where not Registered 33 VII
71-4 Expert Testimony Report and Redesign by Another Engineer 5 IV
90-2 Expert Witness—Accusation of Professional Conduct 29 VII
74-11 Expert Witness—Patent Ownership 83 IV
98-7 Expert Witness Services 138 VIII
98-4 Expert Witness Testimony—Serving Plaintiffs and Defendants 131 VIII
90-1 Expropriation of Money by State Society Treasurer 25 VII
95-5 Failure to Include Information in Engineering Report 45 VIII
90-5 Failure to Report Information Affecting Public Safety 37 VII
77-9 Favoritism in Award of Engineering Contract 43 V
66-2 Fee Credit for Preliminary Design 49 II
68-2 Fee For Second Use of Plans 27 III
62-13, 80-1 Fees 65, 91 I,V
65-6 Fees for Repetitive Work 23 II
97-2 Former Employer Establishing a New Firm—Soliciting Former Clients After a Period of Time Has Elapsed 89 VIII
59-3, 64-11 Free Engineering 7, 11 I,II
72-2 Free Engineering (Conflict of Interest—Free Engineering) 23 IV
67-2 Free Engineering on Municipal Project 3 III
67-6 Free Engineering—Overseas 11 III
76-8 Free Engineering—Preliminary Sketch and Cost Estimate of Facility 15 V
67-3 Furnishing Copies of Plans for Municipal Client 5 III
87-5 Gift—Complimentary Seminar Registration 96 VI
79-8 Gift to Public Official 85 V
87-4 Gift—Sharing of Hotel Suite 94 VI
60-9 Gifts 25 I
81-4 Gifts to Engineers 7 VI
76-6 Gifts to Foreign Officials 11 V
96-5 Gifts to Foreign Officials 68 VIII
98-2 Gifts to Foreign Officials—Application of Code of Ethics to Non-U.S. Engineers 126 VIII
81-6 Grievance Procedure 11 VI
75-16 Group Advertisement by Engineering Firms 119 IV
63-1 Hiring Employee of Another Firm 83 I
68-10 Hiring Employees of Another Firm 43 III
79-9 Identification of Firm Ownership—Specification of Products of Owner 87 V
65-11 Identification of Society Affiliation in Commercial-Promotion 33 II
63-10 Improper Association 101 I
86-1 Improper Solicitation of Work—Business Consortium 73 VI
99-8** Incomplete Plans and Specifications—Engineer, Government, and Contractor Responsibilities    
91-7 Indemnification—Product Specification 55 VII
93-8 Indemnification-Use of for Pollution Services 103 VII
85-1 Joint Authorship of Paper 57 VI
74-7 Letterheads—Promotional Statements 75 IV
99-12** Licensure Reference    
93-9 Litigation-Providing Support Services to Attorney 105 VII
67-5 Liquidated Damage Clause 9 III
79-5 Mail-Order Academic Degrees 79 V
69-12 Mandatory Patent Assignment 69 III
91-4 Marketing Survey by Engineering Firm 49 VII
96-1 Misrepresentation of a Business Relationship 61 VIII
91-9 Misrepresentation of Education 59 VII
90-4 Misrepresentation of Firm's Staff 35 VII
97-8 Misrepresentation—Retired P.E. Using P.E. Designation 108 VIII
86-4 Modification of Signed and Sealed Plans by Other than Responsible Engineer 80 VI
63-9 Monthly Publications by Firms 99 I
66-3 Name of Engineer on Building 51 II
62-17 Name of Firm 73 I
84-3 Name of Firm—Use by Successor Principals 49 VI
74-1 Name of Firm on Baseball Uniforms 63 IV
78-1 Name of Nonengineer in Professional Corporation 51 V
62-11 Names of Engineers on Letterheads 61 I
78-6 Naming of Staff Engineer in Firm as Inducement for Contract 61 V
69-11 Negotiation of Per Diem Fee 67 III
76-1 Non-Use of Assigned Work by Engineer Employee 1 V
85-4 Objectivity of Engineer Retained as Expert 64 VI
77-7 Obligation To Write Letter of Recommendation for Other Engineers 39 V
70-2 Operation of Related Business for Nonprofessional Services 75 III
63-4 P.E. Rating of Engineering—Construction Firms 89 I
85-3 P.E. Requirement for County Surveyor Position 62 VI
94-12 P.E. Requirement for State Agency Position 34 VIII
65-12 Participation in Production of Unsafe Equipment 35 II
82-7 Participation in Professional and Technical Societies—Ethical Duty of Employer and Employee 27 VI
84-6 Participation in Protest Action as Part of a Political Campaign 55 VI
74-3 Participation in Strike by Publicly Employed Engineers 67 IV
80-4 Participation of Engineer with Competing Firms for Same Contract 97 V
62-19 Part-Time Services 77 I
68-1 Patents—Nondisclosure to Employer 25 III
74-11 Patents—Expert Witness—Patent Ownership 83 IV
69-12 Patents—Mandatory Patent Assignment 69 III
89-3 Paying Manufacturer to Prepare Drawings 7 VII
81-2 Payment for Employment 3 VI
64-4 Payment of Fee for Work Performed by Others 1 II
83-5 Payment of Fee to Landscape Architect Above True Value of Work in  Order to Receive Leads 41 VI
97-10 Payment of Referral Fee for Being Selected by Engineer 113 VIII
76-13 Peer Evaluation of Faculty Members under Collective Bargaining Agreement 25 V
96-8 Peer Review—Confidentiality Agreements 74 VIII
70-4 Performance of Nonprofessional Services during Strike 79 III
68-7, 75-5 Personal Misconduct 37, 93 III,IV
68-4 Pirating of Employees 31 III
75-11 Plagiarism 105 IV
74-10 Political Announcement on Firm Stationery 81 IV
75-14 Political Candidacy—Criticism of Other Engineers 115 IV
62-12, 73-6, 88-2 Political Contributions 63 ,53, 103 I,IV,VI
75-13 Political Contributions to Political Action Committee 111 IV
76-12 Political Contributions—Solicitation by Retained Consultant 23 V
66-6 Political Influence in Award of Contract 57 II
69-1 Political Influence to Secure Contract 49 III
66-12 Posting of Performance Bond by Engineer 69 II
78-5 Post-Interview Change in Joint Venture Team 59 V
60-6 Practice in Other than Major Field 19 I
59-3 Preferential Treatment of Building Materials 7 I
58-1 Procurement of Engineering Contract as Consultant while Employed by Public Agency on Related Subject Matter 1 I
64-12, 77-2 Professional Affiliations in Cards and on Letterheads 13, 29 II,V
94-2 Professional Service Contract Negotiations 4 VIII
65-10 Promotion of Engineering Services—Hospitality Suites 31 II
65-17, 72-3 Promotion of Services through Direct Mail Solicitation 45, 25 II,IV
70-1 Promotional Distribution of Planning Report 73 III
95-3 Promotional Efforts—Providing Referral Fees to a Contractor 41 VIII
82-1 Promotional Letters 13 VI
76-7 Promotional Letter—Emphasis on Non-Insurance of Other Firms 13 V
75-12 Promotional Seminar 107 IV
80-1 Protest of Low Fee Proposal 91 V
99-4** Providing Design to Client’s Competitor    
89-1 Providing Prime Professional and Design Services 1 VII
72-6 Providing Services to Ultimate Client 31 IV
79-3 Public Communications—Exhibit at Trade Show—Tour of Construction Site 75 V
88-7 Public Criticism of Bridge Safety 117 VI
79-2 Public Criticism—Environmental Concerns 73 V
65-9 Public Criticism of Proposed Public Highway Route 29 II
67-11 Public Disclosure of Names in BER Case 21 III
98-5 Public Health and Safety—Code Enforcement 133 VIII
92-4 Public Welfare—Duty of Government Engineer 69 VII
92-6 Public Welfare—Hazardous Waste 77 VII
76-4 Public Welfare—Knowledge of Information Damaging to Client's Interest 7 V
67-4 Publication of Combined Directory of Firms and Fee Guide 7 III
61-10 Quality of Product 43 I
95-11 Receipt of Rebate Check from a Vendor 58 VIII
61-6 Recognition of Coauthors 35 I
63-11 Recommendation of Personnel 103 I
77-7 Recommendation—Obligation To Write Letter of 39 V
60-4 Recruiting Engineers 15 I
75-1 Recruiting Engineers—Salary Request in Recruiting Advertisement 85 IV
82-3 Recruitment—Finder's Fee 17 VI
69-5 Recruitment—Incentives to Staff 55 III
69-3 Recruitment—Use of Third Party 53 III
96-9 Reference to "Member" of Professional Society 76 VIII
96-3 Refusing to Sign/Seal Construction Documents 64 VIII
93-2 Registration—Implying Registration in Another State 91 VII
64-1 Registration Seal—Use in Advertisement 105 I
78-10 Related Services for Private Party Following Public Employment 69 V
66-10 Representation by Sales Organization 65 II
97-1 Responsible Charge—Working Part-Time for Firm 85 VIII
61-9, 65-12, 76-4 Responsibility for Public Safety 41, 35, 7 I,II,V
72-5, 88-3 Restrictive Employment Agreement 29, 106 IV,VI
97-9 Restrictive Employment Agreement—Crossing Out References 110 VIII
68-11 Review of Architect's Plans 45 III
62-20 Review of Engineering Drawings 79 I
76-1 Review of Engineering Work by Non-registered Engineer; Non-Use of Assigned Work by Engineer Employee 1 V
79-7 Review of Original Engineer's Design 83 V
99-10** Reviewing and Redesigning the Work of Another Engineer    
83-6 Reviewing Work of Another Where Former Engineer is in Litigation With Client 43 VI
68-12 Sale of Plans to Conflicting Party in Interest 47 III
65-16 Seal of Engineer on Plans 43 II
75-8 Selection of Engineers—Finders' Fee—Contingent Contract 99 IV
64-3 Selection of Firm 109 I
77-8 Selection of Former Member of Selection Team for Promotion 41 V
68-3 Services Pertaining to Same Work 29 III
64-10 Services to Joint Client 9 II
98-1 Serving as Design Engineer and General Contractor 124 VIII
64-7 Signature of Responsible Engineer on Plans 3 II
97-5 Signing a Confidentiality Agreement—Duty to Disclose Danger to the Public Health 98 VIII
94-6 Signing and Sealing Another Engineer's Plan 14 VIII
97-7 Signing and Sealing Documents Following Company Reorganization 105 VIII
86-2 Signing and Sealing Plans Not Prepared by Engineer 76 VI
88-5 Signing of Drawings by Engineer in Industry 111 VI
96-4 Software Design Testing 66 VIII
73-8 Solicitation of Business by Mail 59 IV
87-6 Solicitation of Recommendation—Use of Form Letter 98 VI
71-7 Solicitation of Support for Political Candidate 11 IV
72-10 Soliciting Clients of