<span>Digital technologies are transforming legal practice and raising complex ethical challenges for lawyers. This article examines how tools such as artificial intelligence, digital evidence management, and remote legal services strain traditional principles of legal ethics, including competence, confidentiality, professional independence, and accountability. It argues that existing ethical frameworks must evolve to address risks such as algorithmic bias, data insecurity, and diminished professional judgment, while preserving the core values of the legal profession. The article concludes that ethical lawyering in the digital era requires both technological literacy and a renewed commitment to fundamental professional norms.</span>