Um, Will?  Illinois Rule of Professional Conduct 1.9(c) would certainly seem to impair your ability to offer facts to help the other defendant insofar as it would interfere with his former client's appellate rights:

Um, Will?  Illinois Rule of Professional Conduct 1.9(c) would certainly seem to impair your ability to offer facts to help the other defendant insofar as it would interfere with his former client's appellate rights:

@hornacek:disqus , "I'm not really left-handed."

@hornacek:disqus , "I'm not really left-handed."

@avclub-7e1e22a62ee38a4a0fb3e0daf5be492e:disqus , many of us have discussed this many times.  The first season is in its own category, and Heroes v Villains is the graduate-level study course. Outside those two, I might say Pearl Islands or the Tom/Ian season.

@avclub-7e1e22a62ee38a4a0fb3e0daf5be492e:disqus , many of us have discussed this many times.  The first season is in its own category, and Heroes v Villains is the graduate-level study course. Outside those two, I might say Pearl Islands or the Tom/Ian season.

According to Probst's EQ q&a, "We do still throw in the occasional “let’s make a deal” choice — and we did that this year. It just didn’t make the cut because the reality on the beach has been so damn good!"

According to Probst's EQ q&a, "We do still throw in the occasional “let’s make a deal” choice — and we did that this year. It just didn’t make the cut because the reality on the beach has been so damn good!"

@avclub-60834bec2156664276da2026a904fc81:disqus , and keeping Abi around is better than keeping Penner?

@avclub-60834bec2156664276da2026a904fc81:disqus , and keeping Abi around is better than keeping Penner?

If Lisa gets before a jury, her response to every "how can you justify betraying ME" question might be Lill-level epic.

If Lisa gets before a jury, her response to every "how can you justify betraying ME" question might be Lill-level epic.

No, because if she doesn't bid $500, someone else would have immediately thereafter.

No, because if she doesn't bid $500, someone else would have immediately thereafter.

@FuriousGiorge:disqus , she was a fishmonger!

@FuriousGiorge:disqus , she was a fishmonger!

Have they ever had the advantage clue as a hidden item?

Have they ever had the advantage clue as a hidden item?

Post-Stacey Stillman, do you still think they'd lean that heavily?

Post-Stacey Stillman, do you still think they'd lean that heavily?