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Harris v. Harris

Citations

  • 529 A.2d 356
  • 310 Md. 310
  • 1987 Md. LEXIS 265

How courts have described this case

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  • noting that an erroneous disqualification of an attorney must be shown, by the advantaged party, to have had no influence on the outcome of the case
  • noting that an erroneous disqualification of an attorney must be shown, by the advantaged party, to have had no influence on the outcome of the case
  • presuming prejudice where erroneously imposed disqualification deprives a litigant of the right to chosen counsel
  • stating, “In civil cases, it is well established that the burden of demonstrating both error and prejudice is on the complaining party”
  • stating, “In civil cases, it is well established that the burden of demonstrating both error and prejudice is on the complaining party”
  • “it is for the courts to define and give content to the meaning of final judgment”

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Judges: Couch

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