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Law firms have long dominated downtown trophy office space, locating in buildings that are the best-of-the-best at "Main and Main." But times are changing. While growth is slowly returning to the legal industry, slightly rising revenues are still no match for rapidly increasing office space rents. New solutions ' and new locations ' must be found.

34 minute read December 31, 2014 at 11:00 PM
By
Elizabeth Cooper And Tom Doughty
Office Space

Law firms have long dominated downtown trophy office space, locating in buildings that are the best-of-the-best at “Main and Main.” But times are changing. While growth is slowly returning to the legal industry, slightly rising revenues are still no match for rapidly increasing office space rents.

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