SJ Berwin is considering introducing restrictive covenants for exiting partners to counter the risk of losing client relationships and teams of associates when partners leave the firm. Partners received a memo from management earlier this month setting out the proposed changes, which follow a number of departures from the top 20 law firm in recent months.
February 16, 2012 at 07:03 PM
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SJ Berwin is considering introducing restrictive covenants for exiting partners to counter the risk of losing client relationships and teams of associates when partners leave the firm.
Partners received a memo from management earlier this month setting out the proposed changes, which follow a number of departures from the top 20 law firm in recent months.
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