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Cautions From Cases: Partnership Agreements and Major Life Events
Over the years, we have written in this column that law firm partners and law firms should have written partnership agreements, and that such agreements should address the firm's major life events. Despite these efforts, we do still encounter law firms with no written agreement or with agreements that cause avoidable difficulties for the firm and its partners.By and Large, Remote Working Works
For this edition of her Business Development Best Practices column, Carol Schiro Greenwald interviewed a panel of solos and lawyers in small to midsize firms and synthesized their comments on the impact of remote working for firms and practices.Co-Parenting in the Age of Corona: 5 Issues As We Reopen
Co-parenting issues that you should be discussing with your co-parent now in the hopes you don't have to end up in court later.NY Adds a New Factor to Consider for Equitable Distribution: Domestic Violence
Exploring the impact the recent amendment to the Domestic Relations Law §236, which now includes domestic violence as a factor to consider when determining equitable distribution, will have on future matrimonial litigation as well as existing case law.Has Quarantine Got You Thinking Divorce? Five Things You Can Do Right Now To Prepare
Quarantine is causing people to make new discoveries about their spouses. Unfortunately, some are discovering fundamental incompatibilities that have them contemplating divorce.Midsize Moves: Cannabis Law Laterals
Burns & Levinson and Coats Rose add to their cannabis business law practices, and other midsize moves.Jodi Lashin Joins Blank Rome as Partner From Reed Smith
And other announcements of recent hirings and promotions of New York attorneys.Looking Back at Significant 2011 Cases
In his Law Firm Partnership Law column, Arthur J. Ciampi, the managing member of Ciampi LLC, writes that this year saw interesting decisions and actions in New York state and federal courts which addressed issues affecting law firms in the bankruptcy context, challenged the ban on non-lawyer investors in law firms, applied res judicata to limit duplicative claims in law firm partnership disputes, construed law firm agreements concerning amounts owing to former partners, and applied CPLR 3213 in the law firm context.Claims for Unfinished Business Should Be Avoided
In his Law Firm Partnership Law column, Arthur J. Ciampi, the managing member of Ciampi LLC, writes that the unfinished business doctrine application is inequitable, harms clients' choice of counsel, and violates the fee sharing rules.Download Now
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