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A law firm may retain copies of its former client's files but only at its own expense, a Philadelphia Common Pleas judge ruled in a case of first impression. Judge John W. Herron gave Morgan Lewis & Bockius the go-ahead to keep a copy of Quantitative Financial Strategies' files. The case focused not on whether a former client is entitled to his files but whether the lawyer may keep copies, raising what Herron called a novel issue.
March 19, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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