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ABA Model Rule 1.9(a) prohibits an attorney from representing another person in a substantially related matter in which that person's interests are adverse to the interests of the former client. But when can a coverage lawyer switch sides? And will doing so always result in disqualification?

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Neil Posner, chair of Much's Policyholders' Insurance Coverage group, discusses these questions through a case study of two closely related Supreme Court cases – <em>Persichette v. Owners Insurance Company</em> and <em>Plain v. USAA Cas. Insurance Company</em> – in the American College of Coverage Counsel's June 2020 newsletter.

Changing Sides, Disqualification, and ABA Model Rule 1.9(a)