The proposition that a law practice has no good will is a consequence of ethical concerns that the sale of a law practice would necessarily involve the disclosure of client confidences (Code of Professional Responsibility EC 4-6). We agree with the Special Referee that such concerns do not come into play in contexts other than a sale (cf., Harmon v Harmon,
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