The reopening of child care centers and schools—nice options to have again for attorneys with young children—won’t necessarily induce law firms, with offices shuttered since mid-March, to reopen any sooner.

Child care, though, is one of several factors driving the decision to have staff move back to offices, say a handful of firms surveyed by the Law Journal on Monday.

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