Marcotte v. Gloeckner

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• accepting the sworn allegation of timeliness absent any indication in the record otherwise
• accepting the sworn allegation of timeliness absent any indication in the record otherwise
• accepting the sworn allegation of timeliness absent any indication in the record otherwise
• accepting the sworn allegation of timeliness absent any indication in the record otherwise
• judge should have disqualified herself where law firm representing subrogated insurer in case pending before judge also represented the judge in an unrelated action
• prior representation of judge by insurer’s law firm required disqualification of judge even though judge may not have been biased as a matter of fact

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