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Are you asking if it’s ok to try and take them with you to the new firm? If so, it’s business, you’re allowed. Especially at a smaller firm at a lower rate, you might not even really be “competing”, but you could probably get their smaller less complicated matters. I wouldn’t respond from your firm email but maybe talk to them on the phone about excited you are about the new gig and be able to bring in clients at a lower price point.
If you’re not trying to take them with you, yeah, just loop in some partners to handle. I assume you’ve given notice and just finishing out your two weeks?
Id call the client from a non work phone and let him know you are leaving firm and see what he/she wants to do and if they'd want you to still handle but as part of new firm.
I agree with the previous comments. Just wanted to say kudos and go get ‘em !
You should tell the client you will discuss this when you are at the new firm. Don’t appear to be taking business from your current firm while still there.