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New York Law's Application of the "Unfinished-Business" Doctrine in the Thelen Liquidation
12 May 2015
Fox Rothschild LLP
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The New York State Court of Appeals' decision in Geron
v. Seyfarth Shaw LLP reflects the New York courts'
evolving view of the mobility of partners and their clients in
large firms. In this decision, the court of appeals held that under
New York law, pending hourly fee matters are not
"property" or "unfinished business" of a
dissolved law firm partnership.
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