Friday, September 17, 2004 When the Securities and Exchange Commission originally published its Sarbanes-Oxley rules to establish professional conduct for attorneys representing companies before the SEC, the legal profession began spewing its reactions - some pro, but mostly con.Many attorneys saw the new regulations as a threat to the sacrosanct attorney-client privilege, and the SEC since has modified them, making them easier to swallow, local attorneys say. Part of the grind Previous articles Looking back: More vendors rolling out Sarbanes-Ox...
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