Now that summer is over and many pandemic restrictions are gone, law firms want more workers in the office. But enforcing that remains a struggle.
September 09, 2022 at 05:00 AM
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Now that summer is over, law firms want people back in the office. Just how they are going to go about that is still a bit muddy.
Like their corporate peers, leaders at big law firms are aiming to increase the number of lawyers and staff in the office during the upcoming fall and winter months, seeking to maximize all the training and collaboration benefits that come with it.
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