A Boca Raton medical equipment company hopes to get a whistleblower case tossed after learning the plaintiffs attorney used to do legal work for the company.
Fort Lauderdale attorney Parker Eastin and his firm, Nicholson & Eastin, were disqualified from the case in March. U.S. Magistrate Judge James M. Hopkins found Eastin acquired protected information when his previous firm represented Med-Care Diabetic & Medical Supplies Inc.
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