New York County Lawyers’ Association building at 14 Vesey St. Photo: Monika Kozak/NYLJ
Bar associations in New York and around the country are transforming rapidly in reaction to demographic trends: a millennial generation that prefers virtual communities, law firms that don't want to provide financial support and lawyers who are questioning the value of belonging.
September 04, 2018 at 12:25 PM
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The original version of this story was published on New York Law Journal
The New York County Lawyers Association has hired an investment team to sell its majestic 87-year-old headquarters on Vesey Street.
The New York State Bar Association is marketing its stately building between the Capitol and Court of Appeals as an events venue.
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