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Ethical Hazards That Confront In-House Counsel
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Ethical Hazards That Confront In-House Counsel
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Corporate counsel are the primary counsel for the organization. If the actions of senior management threaten to substantially injure the corporation, what must counsel do? When is counsel required to become a whistleblower? Under what circumstances are counsel required to disclose their own errors? Explore the most challenging ethical obligations of in-house counsel.
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Ethical Hazards That Confront In-House Counsel (Jun 2018)
Sean Gorman, Betty Ellsworth Ungerman
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Ethical Hazards That Confront In-House Counsel (Jun 2018)
Corporate counsel are the primary counsel for the organization. If the actions of senior management threaten to substantially injure the corporation, what must counsel do? When is counsel required to become a whistleblower? Under what circumstances are counsel required to disclose their own errors? During this final hour of the institute, explore the most challenging ethical obligations of in-house counsel.
Originally presented: May 2018 Corporate Counsel Institute
Sean Gorman,
Bracewell LLP - Houston, TX
Betty Ellsworth Ungerman,
Lennox International Inc. - Richardson, TX