Corporate
Sep. 5, 2015
Firms can prevent ugly breakups
While law firms today are doing relatively well, it is still important for law firms to have dissolution agreements and policies in place to protect from unforeseen problems. By J. Randolph Evans and Shari Klevens
Today, law firms are doing relatively well compared with the recent lean years experienced
during the recession. However, it was not long ago when California saw a number of
law firm failures, both large and small. While times are changing, it is important
for law firms to have agreements and policies in place to protect from unforeseen
problems.
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