Biglaw Firm Staying Put In NYC
I guess working from home is really, really over.
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Ed. Note: Welcome to our daily feature Trivia Question of the Day!
Which Biglaw firm signed the biggest lease (333,437 square feet) through the first nine months of 2024?
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Hint: The firm (and its 600+ NY-based attorneys) will be staying it its current NYC location (for at least the next 20 years), but will undergo a full scale renovation of the space.
See the answer on the next page.
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