Mar-a-Lago worker’s lawyer has conflicts of interest in documents case, prosecutors say

Attorney for Carlos De Oliveira also represents witnesses who could testify against him, according to special counsel's office

Special counsel prosecutors asked on Wednesday for a hearing to inform the Mar-a-Lago club's maintenance chief, charged with helping Donald Trump to obstruct the government's attempt to retrieve the classified documents at the property, that his lawyer might be hamstrung at trial due to potential conflicts of interest.

The issue, according to prosecutors, is that De Oliveira's lawyer, John Irving, represents three other witnesses who provided incriminating evidence against Carlos De Oliveira and could be called to testify against him at trial.