North America chief executive officer Colin Murray anticipates that some degree of work from home will be part of the firm’s model but in-person contact is still crucial to the firm’s success.
May 11, 2021 at 01:59 PM
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Baker McKenzie expects its lawyers and staff to return to the firm’s North American offices at the start of September.
North America chief executive officer Colin Murray anticipates that some degree of work from home will be part of the firm’s model going forward, but he believes that some degree of in-person contact is crucial to the firm’s success. Baker McKenzie is the fourth largest firm by gross revenue in the Am Law 100, generating $2.899 billion last year.
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