By all accounts, 2019 has been an amazingly tumultuous political year whose day-to-day “interesting times” often seem to eclipse all else. Nonetheless, as we have steadfastly done every November since 2006, we celebrate the passing of the year by reviewing, in the annual roundup, some authorities from the year relevant to law firm partnerships.

2019 saw some “interesting” decisions and opinions concerning the plusses and minuses of law firm arbitration provisions, lawyer restrictive covenants, the sale of a law firm, and law firm dissolutions.

Law Firm Arbitration

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