Next Year's Professional Responsibility Exam

Peachhead is an online community for parents in the Los Angeles community, although it now has branches in other cities.  My wife and I lived in Los Angeles and find it to be a wonderful forum for parents sharing their concerns, ideas, and recommendations.  My wife has pointed me to a recent dialogue on the forum which was sparked by a quite valid concern by one parent about how and whether she could postpone or avoid jury duty given her responsibilities as a primary caregiver.  Here's one of the responses the parent received, from a parent who identified herself as a lawyer:

Financial hardship isn't a fool-proof excuse anymore.
Many judges don't believe you when you say that, or
don't care. Your best bet is the childcare excuse,
and if that fails, and you actually have to go down,
just make yourself as undesirable as possible during
voir dire, and get yourself kicked off. I have had
success by saying, in a civil case, that if a case
gets to trial, it means that the plaintiff doesn't
have a good case, and I have a natural inclination to
side with defendants, being a defense attorney. But
you could say anything showing a bias of any kind, and
it's enough to get kicked off a jury panel. Good
luck!

Here's your exam question: How many rules of professional responsibility, if any, has this lawyer just violated?