Piedmont Hospital, Inc. v. Reddick

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• only documents we consider on appeal are those presented to the trial court before its ruling on the motion
• “in reviewing a grant of summary judgment, this Court will only consider evidence presented to the trial court before that court ruled on the motion”
• “[T]he objection that an attorney is disqualified by reason of his representing adverse interests is available only to those as to whom the attorney in question sustains, or has sustained, the relation of attorney and client.”

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