As he waited to testify, the witness smiled.
“This is all about big money,” said Georgia State University legal ethics professor Clark D. Cunningham. “Big money and big business.”
A ruling expected soon from a Georgia judge could have far-reaching consequences for corporate attorneys and their clients. At issue in the multimillion-dollar dispute is medical service provider McKesson Corp.'s demand that Duane Morris, which in May signed on as outside counsel to two McKesson affiliates in a Pennsylvania bankruptcy case, cease its representation of a couple involved in unrelated arbitration proceedings in Atlanta against a third McKesson entity.
November 03, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
As he waited to testify, the witness smiled.
“This is all about big money,” said Georgia State University legal ethics professor Clark D. Cunningham. “Big money and big business.”
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