Tese-Milner v. Beeler (In Re Hampton Hotel Investors, L.P.)

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• explaining and applying the Wagoner Rule to a case with several similarities to this case, but also some significant differences
• denying motion to dismiss based on application of Wagoner to pre-petition conduct because factual allegations in the complaint demonstrated the adverse interest exception may apply, creating a factual issue for later resolution
• “[I]n considering a motion to disqualify, a court must take into account ’a client’s right freely to choose his counsel ... which ... must be balanced against the need to maintain the highest standards of the profession.”

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