A number of Pennsylvania’s largest law firms are caught up in a dispute in the Second Circuit over whether “unfinished business” of a disbanding firm from which they’ve hired attorneys is property of that defunct firm and needs to be returned.
And by “property,” the lower court meant profits the new firms earned on cases initiated at a defunct firm in this case the long-since disbanded Coudert Brothers.
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