Hoerler v. Heinze

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• adopting the Seventh Circuit’s approach in addressing motions to vicariously disqualify a law firm
• While motions to disqualify are legitimate and necessary to protect the integrity of judicial proceedings and the ethics of the bar, they can also be abused as a “potent weapon” providing the “ability to deny one’s opponent the services of capable counsel”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).