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The ARDC Ethics Inquiry Hotline receives many inquiries regarding what are the ethical obligations a lawyer has when departing a law firm to join another1. Most lawyers change law firms at least once and likely several times over the course of a legal career. A lawyer’s departure from one law firm to practice elsewhere, whether it’s amicable or not, can raise a number of difficult legal and ethical issues. This arises from the fact that lawyers in a firm have two, sometimes competing, fiduciary obligations to navigate – to the clients and to the firm. Both the departing lawyer and the firm have ethical obligations to protect clients' interests and to honor clients' fundamental right to choose their counsel. At the same time, before a lawyer resigns from and leaves a law firm, the departing lawyer