The law firm origin story comes in many varieties, though “lawyer hangs a shingle with a past client” is not one commonly found. 

Such is the exposition behind a new small firm founded by two attorneys who recently left C.A. Goldberg, a Brooklyn-based firm best known for its work in cases involving technology-facilitated abuse (a preferred term for the more commonly used “revenge porn,” and which may also include images described as “nonconsensual pornography”).