Have you ever helped advise a company that just refuses to do the right thing, and you feel so bad for the poor employee at the receiving end of it, when the company is acting without much ethics, but you can’t do much at all.
Related Posts
Anyone want to go on a date today? 🤷🏻♀️
Hey hey what’s this
Anyone here want to be a friend can ping me..
Additional Posts in Labor & Employment Attorneys
Any insight into Ogletree Atlanta?
What are some of the better L&E group in biglaw?
Thoughts on Fox Rothschild?
New to Fishbowl?
Download the Fishbowl app to
unlock all discussions on Fishbowl.
unlock all discussions on Fishbowl.



Fire the client. You have a conflict, and you cannot zealously represent them anymore.
Yup, sorry for the confusion. I’m inhouse.
You need an ethical wall ASAP. Yikes
You need to conflict out.
Sorry for the confusion, I’m inhouse. No sub, no conflict out, I help manage or HR goes and does it blind, which would be even worse as an outcome.
I’m not saying I can’t do what my job requires, just saying that I’m human, and can’t look myself in the face, and devastated that my friend who is not a lawyer, won’t understand. No misconduct involved, just the company being sneakily cheap and misleading, when making someone redundant.