Posted by Will Freeman on 5/29/04

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The corporation is the defendant. I am the plaintiff. I
am one of two shareholders, minority shareholder
oppression is the issue. Other shareholder's personal
counsel became corporation's general counsel, stepped back
as another organization became general counsel and is now
an employee of the firm that presently represents the
defendant as general counsel in the suit. I believe this
is a conflict of interest by both the original general
counsel and the firm presently engaged as the company's
general counsel. True? On what basis does this have
merit or not? The suit is a Washington state civil
matter. Have run out of money for representation at this
time so am now, unfortunately, representing myself pro
se. Motion for Summary Judgment is to be heard in two
weeks. I appreciate any insight.

Re: Attorney Conflict of Interest, 5/29/04, by Will Freeman.

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