According to the Legal Briefcase box, "Paying the Price", the Enron case was a landmark because it demonstrated clearly that company regulations and policies always represent the best interests of all employees, and not only those employees holding the highest company positions.

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The statement is false. The Enron case was a landmark because it demonstrated the dangers of corporate greed and corruption, and the need for stronger regulatory oversight to protect all stakeholders, including employees at all levels. It showed that company regulations and policies can be manipulated for the benefit of a few top executives at the expense of others.

According to the Legal Briefcase Box, "Paying the Price", the Enron