In a $30 million suit over an alleged conflict of interest, Morgan, Lewis & Bockius says that its ex-client, Towers Watson Delaware, knew about and consented to the firm's representation of Towers' adversary, Meriter Health Services.
September 28, 2017 at 06:30 PM
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In a $30 million suit over an alleged conflict of interest, Morgan, Lewis & Bockius says that its ex-client, Towers Watson Delaware, knew about and consented to the firm’s representation of Towers’ adversary, Meriter Health Services.
Morgan Lewis filed preliminary objections late last week to Towers’ complaint, which alleged Morgan Lewis assisted Meriter in its lawsuit against Towers.
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