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An attorney who serves as both co-counsel for a corporate defendant and as a member of the entity's board of directors must be restricted in his access to plaintiff's documents, a federal judge in New York has found. The judge said the "serious risk of inadvertent disclosure of confidential documents and information" is too great to allow a Syracuse, N.Y., attorney to examine some records in ongoing business litigation.
May 13, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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