Ruling by
Ronald B. RobieLower Court
Sacramento County Superior CourtLower Court Judge
David I. BrownAttorney disqualified for formerly representing an adverse party in the same litigation necessitates vicarious disqualification of the entire firm, regardless of the firm's ethical screening measures.
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