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Issues in Partner Migration and Law Firm Dissolution

The 2000’s have not been nice to law firms, including some old, venerable, firms and a local firm in one case addressed by the Colorado Court of Appeals. When senior lawyers pick up their computers and leave a law firm, sometimes leaving it in extremis, there are a number of issues that may arise. Click here to read more in this article by Herrick K. Lidstone, Jr.

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