Key legal question
Whether the refusal to prohibit the respondents' shared lawyer from acting created an immediately appealable irreparable legal prejudice.
Extracted holding
No irreparable legal prejudice was shown; the alleged conflict concerned the respondents' defence strategy and did not justify immediate federal review.
Extracted reasoning
Article 93(1)(a) LTF requires a legal harm that cannot later be cured. The conflict-of-interest rules primarily protect the lawyer's clients, not the complainant, and coordination of defence could occur even with multiple lawyers.