Kahn v. Seely

Opinion by

PHIL HARDBERGER, Chief Justice.

This case involves the break-up of a successful law firm. The two principal lawyers of the firm, Claxton Seely and Robert Kahn, both industrious, talented attorneys who have tried or settled hundreds of cases find themselves incapable of reaching any sort of resolution of their own affairs. This appeal is a sequel. It follows a previous appeal and remand by this court.

The underlying suit involves the dissolution, winding up, and termination of a law partnership. Robert Kahn (“Kahn”) appeals the trial court’s judgment on remand, raising the following…