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by refurb
1926 days ago
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Companies do this all the time - seek an opinion from outside legal counsel. It's a CYA exercise and demonstrates intent to not violate the law. It certainly isn't blanket protection, a company can still be fined or leadership jailed for violating the law. I assume if you did this as a person, not a company, it could be taken into account in sentencing - it may support the idea that you didn't intent to violate the law. But a lawyer going to jail instead of you? Why would a lawyer agree to that? There is no benefit to them. |
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