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Benchmarks: Consulted firm disqualified in E. coli case (access required)

By: Pat Murphy
Published: February 5, 2013

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A Seattle firm with a nationwide reputation for handling food-borne illness cases will not be representing a child who allegedly became sick from E. coli after eating a salad at a Colorado restaurant. That’s because the Colorado Supreme Court decided yesterday that defense counsel’s prior consultation with the firm created a conflict that could not be ignored.
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