As allegations of harassment and discrimination continue to surface against Fox News Channel, leading to the ouster of key players such as former CEO Roger Ailes and former host Bill O’Reilly, the name of another high-level employee—longtime Fox News attorney Dianne Brandi—has been turning up in legal complaints.

Recently filed lawsuits named Brandi, executive vice president of legal and business affairs at Fox News, as a defendant, raising the issue of how companies and their legal departments should respond when those in charge of ensuring that the company follows the law are accused of breaking it themselves.

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