ABOUT THIS EPISODE
A law firm partnership can work on trust and a handshake, until it doesn’t. In this episode of The Founding Partner Podcast, Jonathan Hawkins breaks down four essential issues every law firm partnership agreement should address before disagreements, departures, or unexpected changes put that partnership to the test.
He also shares a practical bonus tip for structuring partner compensation so it can evolve without reopening the entire partnership agreement.
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