Can an attorney for a corporation who represents the corporation in their representative capacity, not personally, obtain personal information from an officer?

counsel. In Meehan v. Hopps (1956) 144 Cal.App.2d 284 (Meehan), a case in which the court affirmed the denial of a disqualification motion, the court noted an attorney for a corporation represents its officers "in their representative capacity," not personally, and, if the attorney represents the corporation in an action brought by it against an officer, then the attorney may use information received from the officer in connection with company matters. (Id. at p. 290.)