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Court denied defendants' motion to disqualify plaintiff's lead counsel Jordan El-Hag, finding that his testimony on collective bargaining negotiations would be of marginal relevance to willfulness, other witnesses could provide similar testimony, and defendants failed to show likelihood of prejudice.
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