While law firms are pushing for more in-person work this fall, return-to-office policies can create—and in some cases, are already causing—turbulence in legal workplaces.

About 44% of lawyers with 10 years or less of practice said they’d leave their current job for greater remote work opportunities, according to a report published by the American Bar Association on Wednesday.

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