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In this era of ever-increasing defections, mergers and dissolutions, the rules governing conflicts of interest and disqualification of opposing counsel have gained heightened significance. When an attorney moves to a new firm, that firm can find itself opposing a motion for disqualification if it represents a client that is adverse to a client of the new attorney's former law firm. In these circumstances, the motion to disqualify can be a powerful, and easily abused, litigation weapon.
November 06, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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