"I see no problem with an attorney using information from a firm's database to make contact with clients he regularly works with," said one employment lawyer. "There are people out there who disagree with that violently."
March 31, 2021 at 04:22 PM
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What can law firms do to prevent departing employees from accessing their databases to collect client information? Not much, attorneys say.
While attorneys say it’s not all that unusual for fellow attorneys to take their clients with them to a new law firm, they also say it’s very rare for an outgoing attorney to access his old firm’s database to gather information on more than 100 clients.
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