The lead lawyer's name was Claudia Vetter, and she had spent thirty-two years building a reputation for finding the precise boundary between what was legally permissible and what was legally catastrophic, and when Lawrence called her at seven in the morning she had already been awake for two hours."Give me the conclusion first," Lawrence said. "Then the reasoning.""The conclusion is that we have a defensible basis," Claudia said. "The confidentiality agreements you signed were drafted specifically to prevent public disclosure, disclosure to law enforcement in the prosecution sense, and disclosure to the media. They were not drafted to address formal information exchange between a private party and a foreign intelligence service under a bilateral security framework, because that is a category the drafting parties did not contemplate.""Which means?" Lawrence said."Which means there is a narrow but genuine legal argument that sharing the relevant Sentinel materials with MI6 under a s