Reyes Canada v. Rey Hernandez

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• noting that motions to disqualify should be approached with cautious scrutiny because they are often used for strategic purposes
• noting that motions to disqualify should be approached with cautious scrutiny because they are often used for strategic purposes
• noting that motions to disqualify should be approached with cautious scrutiny because they are often used for strategic purposes
• “The purpose 27 of this disqualification rule [Rule 1.9] is to prevent confidential information, from a prior 28 12 1 representation, from being used for the benefit of another client who is now the 2 adversary of the prior client.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).