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The Banality of Fraud: Re-Situating the Inside Counsel as Gatekeeper
In this article, the author provides a social-psychological explanation for why inside counsel (in-house or corporate counsel) may compromise their ethical obligations or professional duties and acquiesce in managerial misconduct, sometimes amounting to fraud. This social-psychological explanation f
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