Joseph S. Ellin | Special Professional Morality and the Duty of Veracity
Ellin looks at the relationship between professional ethics and ordinary morality, focusing specifically on the distinction between lying and deception in these two spheres. Preferring the parallel view over the priority view, Ellin examines the role of veracity in the professional-client relationship. He concludes that professional ethics does allow for deception within the fiduciary model as long as it is necessary to protect the client's interests.
-Ellin's advice in defending ourselves against deception is to "believe everything you are told but draw no ___________ unless supported by independent evidence."

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Ellin advises to "believe everything you are told but draw no inferences unless supported by independent evidence," emphasizing the importance of verifying information before forming conclusions.

Joseph S Ellin | Special Professional Morality and the Duty of of Veracity