Kirkland Plans To ‘Play To Win’ In Biglaw’s AI Talent War
The firm's hiring ambitions reflect surging demand for partners advising on the real estate behind AI infrastructure.
The firm's hiring ambitions reflect surging demand for partners advising on the real estate behind AI infrastructure.
Law firms are leasing space like it's 1999. Which is all well and good until the robots arrive.
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The firm’s California ambitions stretch far beyond a small satellite office.
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There has to be somewhere to put all the lawyers firms are requiring to come into the office.
The firm insists its new office won’t compete with Wachtell or anyone else in its 'good friends' circle.
Biglaw's biggest band plants a flag in Nashville and queues up an aggressive growth tour.
Biglaw firms in Manhattan are locked in a 'space race' -- with expanded square footage suggesting they're planning for fuller offices.
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Law firm leasing is setting records yet again.
In terms of office space, that is.
They don't have a physical office space just yet, but stay tuned.
The ability to connect and grow together matters when it comes to creating an office environment that's seen as an attractive workspace for attorneys.