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· 5/17/1982

SCM Corp. v. Xerox Corp.

Citations

  • 456 U.S. 985
  • 102 S. Ct. 2262

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  • disqualifying a law firm because of “the importance of avoiding the appearance of impropriety,” even though Model Rule 1.10(a) did not “clearly mandate” disqualification
  • absent exceptional circumstances, “courts could not permit opinion-testimony by an expert originally consulted by an adversary”

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