Large Firms
Sep. 19, 2015
When the ship sinks, Jewel surfaces
The ability of rainmakers to move between firms has always been an important selling point. But rainmakers often hit their heads against the provisions of Jewel v. Boxer. By J. Randolph Evans and Shari Klevens
As law firm failures and mergers continue with increasing frequency, many firms experience
the unexpected departure of profitable partners. Needless to say, the consequences
of those departures can be significant.
The ability of rainmakers to move between firms has always been an important selling
point. But rainmakers seeking to make a move often ...
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