Biglaw Office Space Driving Best Real Estate Boom This Century
Law firms are leasing space like it's 1999. Which is all well and good until the robots arrive.
Law firms are leasing space like it's 1999. Which is all well and good until the robots arrive.
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There has to be somewhere to put all the lawyers firms are requiring to come into the office.
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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.
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Partners are expected to vote on the combination within the next 90 days.