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Do Firms Sue When They Are Afraid to Compete?

How can an Advisor or a Firm "own" someone else's money?

Just in the last week, Morgan Stanley Smith Barney made an attempt to use the legal system as a bludgeon against a team departing to HighTower while Goldman Sachs did the same with a team departing to Credit Suisse (note to some cynical readers: Sarch has no stake in either transaction, though clea

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