Saintsing v. Taylor
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
MARTIN (Robert M.), Judge.
The defendant Norman Taylor first argues that the trial court erred in failing to remove plaintiffs attorney. Plaintiffs attorney John Haworth had previously represented Evelyn Taylor in a divorce action against defendant Norman Taylor. Norman Taylor argues that he was prejudiced by Mr. Haworth’s representation of the plaintiffs in this case and that there was such an “obvious conflict of interest in it that it is obvious even to a layman.” This conflict is not obvious to this Court and defendant cites no authority in support of it. We agree with the trial judge that…
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