Law Practice
Jan. 16, 2014
Lateral moves delayed by firms' resignation policies
Requiring a departing partner to notice of an impending move is a common provision in law firm partnership agreements. But until recently, their enforcement has been unusual.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
It took about two weeks for litigator Daniel Grunfeld to make the move from Kaye Scholer LLP's Los Angeles office to his current firm, Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP. His transition, in July, marked the beginning of a flurry of eight partner departures from Kaye Scholer's L.A. office over roughly the past six months. But when other partners resigned in Grunfeld's wake, many were blocked by the fi...
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