California has now joined almost all other states in that its courts have become more practical about evaluating conflicts of interest-based disqualification motions related to lateral hiring, said several lawyers who frequently represent law firms.
The Golden State joined the pack on May 10 when the California Supreme Court opted to not hear California Self-Insurers’ Security Fund v. The Superior Court of Orange County, the lawyers said.
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