"We are probably over-invested in Atlanta, given post-pandemic work habits and what we’ve learned over the past two years about having a hybrid model,” said the firm's founder.
January 19, 2022 at 07:16 PM
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Taylor English Duma has plans to expand outside of its home base in Atlanta in the coming months, encouraged by flexible working models made common during the pandemic.
The hybrid-working firm, which currently has about 40 attorneys outside of Atlanta, plans to go “market by market” to identify attractive locations and place physical offices in those places, said Taylor English founding partner and chair Marc Taylor in an interview.
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Marc Taylor of Taylor English Duma in Atlanta.
