disqualifying attorney that represented decedent because the estate was the "legal embodiment of the decedent, and its challenge . . . [was] the same as if [the decedent] individually was challenging"
Summary of this case from Bessemer Tr. Co. v. HartJuly 14, 2010.
Attorney and Client — Disqualification — Conflict of Interest.
disqualifying attorney that represented decedent because the estate was the "legal embodiment of the decedent, and its challenge . . . [was] the same as if [the decedent] individually was challenging"
Summary of this case from Bessemer Tr. Co. v. HartFull title:Matter of Power
Court:Appellate Term of the Supreme Court of New York, Second Department
Date published: Jul 14, 2010
As a threshold matter, the parties do not dispute that for purposes of determining Olshan's duties to its…