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Legal ethics

Friday follow up: You can buy a lot of whistles with $8 million.

Two weeks ago, I wrote a little something about angles and issues when lawyers function as whistleblowers.  It is now a bit late on Friday, but, by way of follow-up, it does seem worthy of note that on Monday the jury in the case of the ex-GC of Bio-Rad claiming whistleblower status awarded him almost […]

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Legal ethics

Recipe for a blogpost in a pinch – two parts shameless self promotion; one part substance

I’m fortunate enough this week to be in Austin, Texas in order to share a stage with the wonderfully-talented Lynda Shely on Friday to talk for an hour on ethics at the DRI Employment and Labor Law seminar.  Working off of a hypothetical that has a “cribbed” from the headlines if not a “ripped” from […]