In a recent article in the Law Tribune ("Balancing Conscience, Confidentiality for Attorney Whistleblowers," June 11, 2012), Professor Bruce Green and attorney Jordan Thomas address an issue that is au courant in legal ethics circles ? whether federal laws that allow/urge/mandate corporate employees to blow the whistle on their employers also allow corporate lawyers to reveal client confidences.
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Ethics Matters
Blowing Whistles? Not So Fast
The Connecticut Law Tribune
July 6, 2012
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