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Even if attorneys get an unfair tactical edge by seeing opponents' privileged material due to a court order that's later vacated, that's not enough to justify kicking them off the case, a Florida appeals court has ruled, ending a round of a long battle between apartment complex owners and insurer Lloyd's Underwriters. The 3rd District Court of Appeal reinstated four prominent attorneys who had been disqualified by a circuit judge because they had seen communications between Lloyd's and its Florida law firm.
July 19, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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