Law firms have taken different approaches to their future London office leases this year, with some signing on for larger bases in the coming years, while others are slashing space.
December 17, 2021 at 12:07 AM
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Senior Reporter
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, law firms leaders have made one thing very clear – the past 18 months has been a time to reassess office needs.
But as the industry begins to return to the workplace, law firms are taking different approaches to their future space requirements.
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