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New Orleans Law Firm Disqualified for Being Adverse to Former Client in Substantially-Related Matter

Judge Carl J. Barbier of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana disqualified a New Orleans law firm for undertaking a representation materially adverse to its …

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Lawyer Interfirm Mobility Facilitated by Recent Developments

Traditionally, a lawyer joined a law firm immediately after law school graduation and retired from that firm after a long career. This, of course, is no longer true. Several recent …

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