Intersection of Business/Tech

I'm representing two lawyers in a professional corporation.  There 
are three "partners" each with a one-third interest. The third partner  
will be discharged shortly from the firm.

The problem is that the third partner is the administrative contact for 
the firm's domain name.  If he plays dirty, there is a good deal of 
damage that he can do by merely disabling the domain name or 
pointing it to a server that he controls.

Is there any way that my clients can, pre-emptively and without 
notifying the third partner, secure the domain name.  I note that the 
domain name is listed as being owned by the professional 
corporation.
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Stuart Levine
Fisher & Winner, LLP
315 North Charles Street
Baltimore, Maryland 21201
Telephone:             410.385.2000
Telecopier:              443.927.7075
Cellphone:               410.802.5817
Weblog:  http://taxbiz.blogspot.com
http://www.taxation-business.com
[email protected]
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