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Opinion 23-02 |
Division of Fees | Law Firm Partnership and Employment Agreements | Restrictions on a Lawyer’s Practice
Under Rule 1.5(e), a law firm may agree to share fees with a retired partner as part of a retirement agreement. However, Rules 1.5(e) and 5.6 bar the firm from requiring that a lawyer or the lawyer’s new firm continue to share fees with the retired partner after the lawyer has left the firm.
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Opinion 12-14 |
Advertising and Solicitation | Communication With Client | Law Firm Partnership and Employment Agreements | Law Firms
After departure, an associate who has left a law firm may contact clients of the firm with whom he had an attorney-client relationship. The Rules of Professional Conduct do not preclude him from informing such clients that he has departed and that they have the right to continue with the firm or transfer the file to him.
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Opinion 97-09 |
Law Firm Partnership and Employment Agreements | Restrictions on a Lawyer’s Practice
Law firm partnership agreement that provides that former partners who compete after withdrawal forfeit a portion of the departure compensation violates the Illinois Rules of Professional Conduct.
- Opinion 93-13 | Law Firm Partnership and Employment Agreements | Restrictions on a Lawyer’s Practice
- Opinion 91-12 | Law Firm Partnership and Employment Agreements | Restrictions on a Lawyer’s Practice
- Opinion 86-16 | Communication With Client | Law Firm Partnership and Employment Agreements | Law Firms
- Opinion 84-15 | Law Firm Partnership and Employment Agreements
- Opinion 725 | Law Firm Partnership and Employment Agreements