Two corn refining companies that booted Squire Patton Boggs from its high stakes lawsuit against the sugar industry are claiming one of the law firm’s former attorneys is still on the case—in violation of a judge’s disqualification order.
In a sanctions motion filed on Aug. 20, the refiners allege that Daniel Callister, who allegedly resigned from Squire Patton Boggs after the disqualification order in February, continues to represent the sugar companies as a “strategic advisor.”
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