Several firms are decreasing, subletting or exiting their premises due to changes in working practices post-pandemic.
June 24, 2021 at 06:18 AM
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Senior Reporter
Listed law firm DWF is moving to smaller premises in Dublin in the latest example of law firms saving money on office rent as a result of pandemic working practices.
The firm is moving from 5 George’s Dock to a reduced space at 2 Dublin Landings, following a firm-wide survey which revealed that staff would prefer to be office-based between two and three days each week.
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