From left to right, CBRE executive managing director Brandon Forde, Akerman chairman emeritus Andrew Smulian, Greenspoon Marder deputy managing partner Rebecca Faith Bratter, Bilzin Sumberg managing partner-elect Albert Dotson Jr., Holland & Knight partner Vivian de las Cuevas-Diaz, Shutts & Bowen chief operating officer Frederick O’Malley, CBRE senior vice president Shay Pope and CBRE Southeast lead for the Workplace practice Emily Neff. They spoke at a panel Wednesday, May 9, in Brickell on the evolution of law firms’ offices. Photo: Lidia Dinkova/ALM
The size, look and feel of law offices is changing across the U.S., and South Florida firms are embracing the trends to varying degrees.
May 09, 2018 at 01:53 PM
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South Florida real estate reporter
The evolution of law firm real estate — from a reduction of office size and an emphasis on amenities to making all offices the same size or sharing them — has taken hold across South Florida to varying degrees.
CBRE Inc. research, including a 2017 Legal-Sector-Trends national and a regional study, shows firms are already implementing or evaluating changes to their real estate.
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