Federal judges in Delaware and New Jersey are of two minds on whether to disqualify the 650-lawyer global litigation firm Howrey from companion patent disputes among U.S. pharmaceutical giants Wyeth and Boston Scientific.
The firm can stay in the case in Delaware, but it’s out in New Jersey, the judges say, demonstrating how ethics rules morph when they cross state lines.
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