United States v. Molina-Gonzalez

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• “in the disqualification situation, any doubt is to be resolved in favor of disqualification” (citing Hull v. Celanese Corp., 513 F.2d 568, 571 (2d Cir.1975))
• “in the disqualification situation, any doubt is to be resolved in favor of disqualification” (citing Hull v. Celanese Corp., 513 F.2d 568, 571 (2d Cir.1975))
• “The allegations rendered against the Defendants in the prior case’s third amended complaint are repeated nearly verbatim in our Complaint.”
• “Just having Defendants’ opinions and impression of even public documents and facts would establish privileged communication and if revealed, in any form or fashion, would constitute significant harm.”
• “Just having Defendants’ opinions and impression of even public documents and facts would establish privileged communication and if revealed, in any form or fashion, would constitute significant harm.”
• “Just having Defendants’ opinions and impression of even public documents and facts would establish privileged communication and if revealed, in any form or fashion, would constitute significant harm.” (citation omitted)

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