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‘Serious Concerns’ About a Conflict Aren’t Enough to Disqualify a Trustee’s Counsel

A firm wasn’t disqualified when attorneys who left the firm long ago had represented an adversary in a possibly similar engagement.

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‘Serious Concerns’ About a Conflict Aren’t Enough to Disqualify a Trustee’s Counsel