5TH CIRCUIT TO INTERPRET DEPARTING-LAWYER RULE

October 17, 2009

The 5th Circuit recently heard arguments in a case that could affect every lawyer who leaves a law firm for other legal employment. The key question: Is there a rebuttable or irrebuttable presumption that an attorney had the confidences of all of the firm's clients when he left the firm? Legal ethics experts say the case's outcome is important to lawyers who work in firms with hundreds of ...



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