· 6/24/1993
Freeman v. Vicchiarelli
Citations
- 827 F. Supp. 300
- 1993 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 14350
- 1993 WL 276523
How courts have described this case
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- lawyer likely to he called as trial witness for client may not represent client even during pretrial stages
- ‘New Jersey Courts have consistently held that [Rule 3.7] begins to operate as soon as the attorney knows or believes that he will be a witness at trial.”’
- \The attorney-witness rule operates both during a trial and during pre-trial discovery and negotiations . . . . If the attorney-witness rule operated only at the trial stages of litigation . . . the policies inherent in [the rule] would be defeated.\
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Judges: Rosen
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