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Self-represented worker ordered to pay $10K after abandoning motion to disqualify Pfizer’s counsel

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A self-represented plaintiff who sought to disqualify opposing counsel in a wrongful dismissal action against Pfizer has been ordered to pay $10,000 in costs after withdrawing the motion during the he...

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