Not if it were set up like that. It is legal for a firm to prohibit
partners/owners from doing things (like giving to candidates) that could cause the firm to risk violating some law -- for example, giving to a state politician when the firm is trying to get business from the state. This looks like what they are doing here. I don't think they can do it with regular employees though. I also don't think it would be legal for them to prohibit contributions that could not cause a legal issue for the firm.
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Posted: 09/07/2016 at 09:54AM