We will reverse the trial court's disqualification determination only if it is “beyond the limits of reasonability,” State v. Olsen, 860 P.2d 332, 334 (Utah 1993) (citation and internal quotation marks omitted), though we are mindful that the trial court's discretion is “limited” here, State v. Balfour, 2008 UT App 410, ¶ 11, 198 P.3d 471. Because Cater has not successfully challenged any of the trial court's factual findings, we take those findings, together with the evidence in the record, as the starting point for our analysis. CCW Ranch, LLC v. Nielsen, 2012 UT App 205, ¶ 3 & n. 1, 283 P.3d 1072. In the time since our supreme court adopted the rebuttable presumption of shared confidences in State v. McClellan, 2009 UT 50, 216 P.3d 956, there has been little development in this area of the law in Utah. See, e.g., Williams v. Department of Corr., 2013 UT App 159, ¶¶ 4–6, 12, 306 P.3d 821; State v. Steele, 2010 UT App 185, ¶ 41, 236 P.3d 161. Accordingly, as the supreme court did in McClellan, we look to other jurisdictions for guidance.

We will reverse the trial court's disqualification determination only if it is "beyond the limits of reasonability," State v. Olsen, 860 P.2d 332, 334 (Utah 1993) (citation and internal quotation marks omitted), though we are mindful that the trial court's discretion is "limited" here, State v. Balfour, 2008 UT App 410, ¶ 11, 198 P.3d 471. Because Cater has not successfully challenged any of the trial court's factual findings, we take those findings, together with the evidence in the record, as the starting point for our analysis. CCW Ranch, LLC v. Nielsen, 2012 UT App 205, ¶ 3 & n.1, 283 P.3d 1072. ¶16 In evaluating the SLCDA's screening procedures under McClellan, we look to other jurisdictions that have adopted similar rules to govern the disqualification of a prosecutor's office under comparable circumstances. See supra n.3.