Larry runs a small business. He wants to know if he should put his profits into a bank in another country to avoid taxes. His accountant states this move will save him money. His lawyer states putting money into that bank is legally risky because it could be considered supporting terrorism. Larry decides he wants to take the risk. Can he ignore his lawyer's counsel? Yes. Since the lawyer did not say Larry would be breaking the law, Larry is free to follow the accountant's suggestion. Yes. Since Larry asked the account's opinion first, he is allowed to follow that recommendation. No. Larry cannot make a business decision that may violate a criminal law. No. Once Larry hired his lawyer, he is required to follow her recommendations. Yes. Larry is free to follow any recommendation he receives