Office Attendance Mandates
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BiglawAnother Biglaw Firm Gets Serious About In-Office Attendance
Going to the office may never be 'fun,' but it could be better. -
BiglawMagic Circle Firm Employing Technology To Make Certain Associates Are In The Office
This is very much the new normal. 
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BiglawTop Biglaw Firm Thinks Its Attendance Mandate Is Working Out Well, Even Though 'Not Everyone Loves It'
'Most' lawyers are complying with this firm's four-day in-office attendance policy, even if they aren't the biggest fans of being there.
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Top Biglaw Firm Will Require 4 In-Office Work Days Each Week, Starting In 2024
For Biglaw firms, four days spent working in the office is a trend that's slowly building momentum. -
BiglawTop Biglaw Rolls Out In-Office Tracking Tool, And Associates Are Pissed -- But They Shouldn't Be
This really isn't as bad as it seems. -
BiglawBiglaw Firms Without Office Attendance Mandates Are Figuring Out What Works -- And What Doesn't
It turns out Gen Z wants to be in the office for more human interaction and mentoring. Who knew? -
Technology'Market Pressure' And Office Mandates Aren't Going To Work Long-Term
Some Biglaw firms think the job market gives them leverage to mandate in-office work. The data says they're very wrong. -
Biglaw
Biglaw Partners *Still* Don't Want To Go Back To The Office
So much for those attendance mandates. 
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BiglawDavis Polk Is 'Predominantly An In-Office Firm' Now, As It Clings To Mandatory 4-Day Attendance Plan
Sorry, but the 'modern law firm workplace' is hybrid, without this forced attendance nonsense. -
BiglawWhat Does 'Flexibility' Mean At Your Biglaw Firm? In True Lawyer Fashion, It Depends
Its meaning seems to change based on how much control the firm wants to exert over its attorneys. -
Biglaw
This Biglaw Firm Won't Be Moving To A 4-Day In-Office Attendance Policy -- Yet
But attendance will be taken into account for performance reviews. Yikes.... -
Biglaw
Another Biglaw Firm Moves To A 4-Day In-Office Schedule
Four days in-office is slowly building momentum. -
BiglawGood Luck Trying To Make D.C. Lawyers Return To The Office 4 Days Each Week
Office attendance may become ‘one of the more important if not most important issue’ for law firms to deal with in the coming years.
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BiglawTop 10 Biglaw Firm Announces 4-Day In-Office Attendance Mandate
This is the same firm that killed the five-day, in-office workweek not so long ago. -
BiglawNot Every Biglaw Firm Is As Inflexible About Working From Home As Others
Do we really need to mandate office time? No, we do not. -
BiglawWest Coast Biglaw Firms Won't Be Mandating Office Attendance Any Time Soon
California wins when it comes to hybrid work policies for associates.
