The trial court correctly concluded that the agreement between defendant-attorney and plaintiff, his former firm, regarding fee splitting in contingency-fee cases he took with him upon leaving the firm, read objectively, provides that he was obligated to pay plaintiff 50% of all contingency fees collected in those cases, and that it is enforceable against him since it is not a financial disincentive or an unreasonable restriction on the practice of law, and does not impair a client's choice of an attorne
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