Law firms are cashing in on Boston's robust commercial and development market and adding real estate attorneys to collect the spoils. The building frenzy, coupled with brisk sales of high-rise buildings, is boosting revenue at the city's legal real estate strongholds. Elliot Surkin, the managing partner of DLA Piper's Boston office, says low office vacancy rates are driving the building surge. "We don't go home anymore, nobody has a family; we're very, very busy," Surkin quipped.
August 14, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Law firms are cashing in on Boston’s robust commercial and development market and adding real estate attorneys to collect the spoils.
The building frenzy, coupled with brisk sales of high-rise buildings, is boosting revenue at the city’s legal real estate strongholds, including Boston’s Goulston & Storrs; Goodwin Procter; and Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo; and national firms DLA Piper and Nixon Peabody.
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