Lawyers as Ethical Leaders. Really?
The London Lawyer: With high profile names coming under the spotlight this week, it can take some convincing to present lawyers as leaders in the business world's ethical drive.
August 05, 2022 at 08:48 AM
4 minute read
The London Lawyer BriefingThe debate over how removed law and ethics should be from one another is as old as the law itself. Good thing, then, that we don't need to get bogged down in all that right now. The question for now is, given the role they play in society and the business world, should law firms be ethical bellwethers, or is it right that they stay ethically neutral when considering an instruction?
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