The tussle in the Chobani yogurt case raises questions about the standard for ejecting attorneys when they court an expert witness working for the other side.
May 31, 2013 at 01:46 AM
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SAN FRANCISCO If Mayer Brown gets its way, it could be savoring a sweet win for yogurt maker Chobani.
L.A. partner Dale Giali contends his opposing counsel in a food labeling class action should get the boot because they consulted with an expert previously retained by the defense. Plaintiffs lawyers, he says, now find themselves in a "legally impermissible position."
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