Ropes leaders told lawyers that the additional time in the office will help the firm be successful in a highly competitive market through collaboration.
July 27, 2023 at 06:02 PM
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Ropes & Gray has joined the growing number of Big Law firms mandating their lawyers work four days a week in the office starting this fall.
Beginning on Nov. 6, lawyers will need to work in the office Monday through Thursday, while Friday will continue as an optional remote work day.
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