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What Michael Cohen's betrayal reveals about our messed-up workplace loyalties

  • Written by Elizabeth C. Tippett, Associate Professor, School of Law, University of Oregon

During Michael Cohen’s Feb. 27 testimony, Republican Rep. Paul Gosar asked the former Trump lawyer and fixer about his legal duties to the president.

“I’m sure you remember, maybe you don’t remember, duty of loyalty, duty of confidentiality, attorney-client privilege,” he said, implying that Cohen’s testimony...

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