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Whistleblowers Can Use Confidential Company Documents to Expose Fraud

Accounting Profession, financial fraud, Whistleblowing / /

Have the Courts Gone Too Far in Protecting Whistleblowers? On January 26, 2018, Charles Matthew Erhart struck a blow for all would-be whistleblowers when he achieved a significant win on a critical challenge that nearly all corporate whistleblowers often face – whether they can use confidential company documents to expose fraud and other illegality.  District […]

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When to Use Nondisclosure and Non-Compete Agreements

Business Ethics, Workplace Behavior / /

Protecting Confidential Information in the Workplace Imagine you have “proprietary information or “trade secrets” that are not generally known to the public and would not ordinarily be available to competitors except via illegal or improper means. For example, trade secrets of manufacturing processes, business plans, computer programs, customer lists, and so on. To protect the

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