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An in-house lawyer who leaked confidential documents -- and threatened further disclosures if his ex-employer did not help him seek new employment -- has been disbarred in North Carolina. Although Robert L. Petersen Jr., a former AT&T senior in-house counsel, claims he was a whistleblower, a State Bar disciplinary committee concluded his real motives were to exact "revenge for perceived wrongs done to him by AT&T."
October 29, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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