Breaking up is hard to do
Subtitle: damage control when key people leave and/or the firm split [sic] up : Sunday, August 4, 1996
By: sponsored by Economics of Tort and Insurance Law Practice Committee and co-sponsored by Solo and Small Firm Practitioners Committee and the Law Practice Management Section.
Contributors: American Bar Association. Economics of Tort and Insurance Law Practice Committee.; American Bar Association. Tort and Insurance Practice Section. Solo and Small Firm Practitioners Committee.; American Bar Association. Section of Law Practice Management.
Publisher: American Bar Association
Published: 1996
Place of publication: [Chicago]
Language: eng
Subjects: Law firms -- United States.; Law partnership -- United States.
Notes: "TIPS."

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: value: Some ethical implications of a law firm dissolution /David Gass, Douglas L. Christian; value: Non-competition agreements between attorneys / John D. Daniels; value: Problems that lead to the dissolution of law firms /Richard L. Morgenstern; value: Ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure / Neil T. Shayne; value: Law firm breakups : a corporate client's perspective on choice of counsel / Marcia Golden Weiner.