Firms may be increasingly resigned to the new reality of remote work, but few seem ready to embrace it. Meanwhile, some are still hoping this is just a bad dream.
June 22, 2022 at 06:09 PM
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Traditional law firm office space is being reimagined, as firms increasingly look toward hybrid-accommodating redesigns and relocations.
Even so, many firm leaders still appear to view the rise of remote work as an unfortunate and unexpected turn of events rather than an inevitable—if accelerated—evolution.
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