When COVID-19 changed how organizations of all types occupy physical space, many law firms began taking a serious look at their physical footprints and leases. Almost a year later, some firms have moved from thinking to acting, though dramatic changes still seem to be more in theory than in practice.

The first question for a law firm is whether it’s even in position to change things.

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