Diaz v. Professional Cmty. Mgmt., Inc., No G053909 (D4d3 Nov. 8, 2017)
This, my friends, is some sketchy, sketchy, stuff.
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Tuesday, September 1, 2015
Conflicts and the Dissolving Partnership
Coldren v. Hart, King & Coldren, Inc., No. G050202 (D4d3 Aug. 5, 2015)
Departing Partner in a 50/50 two-partner law firm sued his Firm and his Remaining Partner over the terms of his retirement. Firm and Remaining Partner sued back. Remaining Partner and Firm were represented in the litigation by the same Attorney, who had never previously represented Firm or Departing Attorney. Departing Partner brought a DQ motion, claiming that Attorney couldn’t represent both Remaining Partner and the Firm—in which Departing Partner continued to claim his 50 percent stake. After waffling on the tentative, the trial court granted the motion.
But the court of appeal reverses. The decision rests on two grounds.
Departing Partner in a 50/50 two-partner law firm sued his Firm and his Remaining Partner over the terms of his retirement. Firm and Remaining Partner sued back. Remaining Partner and Firm were represented in the litigation by the same Attorney, who had never previously represented Firm or Departing Attorney. Departing Partner brought a DQ motion, claiming that Attorney couldn’t represent both Remaining Partner and the Firm—in which Departing Partner continued to claim his 50 percent stake. After waffling on the tentative, the trial court granted the motion.
But the court of appeal reverses. The decision rests on two grounds.
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