Stevenson v. Erie R.

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• opposing party cannot justify motion to disqualify primarily on basis of other party’s interests
• “if the evidence that would be offered by having an opposing attorney testify can be elicited through any other means, then the attorney’s testimony is not ‘necessary’ and he or she should not be disqualified”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).