Hewlett v. Ashley

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• concluding that any confidences disclosed from the prior representation were not sufficiently relevant to the present action or sufficiently detrimental to the former client to warrant disqualification
• denying motion to disqualify where counsel’s prior representation did not involve patent law generally, let alone work tied to the specific patents at issue in the litigation

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