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EPISODE · Apr 10, 2026 · 49 MIN

Dreading Isolation More Than Error: Why Situations Matter More Than Character | Neil Taylor 35th Corporate Law Center Symposium

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In this special episode of Corporate Law Lab, we’re sharing Neil Taylor’s lecture from the 35th Corporate Law Center Symposium.Neil challenges a common assumption in ethics: that doing the right thing is primarily about individual character. Instead, he explores how situational forces—like group dynamics, time pressure, and organizational culture—often play a much larger role in shaping behavior.From whistleblowing and zero-tolerance policies to the real-world impact of compliance programs, this lecture offers a thoughtful, research-backed perspective on how ethical decisions are actually made in practice.

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