When an attorney leaves one firm for another, can he take a copy of the firm's client list with him? What if that associate tries to use the client list to lure away clients? According to a temporary restraining order issued in Delaware, the associate can't take the list or use it. And the associate can be forced to give the firm back all copies of the list, and be required to notify the former firm of every client contact made.
March 08, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
When an attorney leaves one firm for another, can he take a copy of the firm’s client list with him? What if that associate tries to use the client list to lure away clients?
Well, the associate can’t take the list or use it. And the associate can be forced to give back to the firm all copies of the list, and also be required to notify the former firm of every client contact made.
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