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FORUM « Contingency fees in business litigation | Madoff and feeder-fund litigation » December 30, 2008Hiring lawyers just in order to disqualify them Sophisticated litigants sometimes approach key lawyers in a community or specialty when a suit is impending, not because they actually intend to use them as counsel, but just to disqualify them from representing the opponent. David Hricik at Legal Ethics Forum examines a Texas ethics opinion addressing the practice. Posted by Walter Olson at 10:59 AM | TrackBack (0) |
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