Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc. general counsel Leah Weil reportedly argued against a company policy of saving all emails and in favor of instituting a regular purge. Ironically, she made the argument in one of the many Weil emails hacked and made public by a group calling itself Guardians of the Peace.
Weil, who has been with Sony since 1996 and GC since 2001, also serves as the company’s chief compliance officer. She couldn’t be reached for comment.
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