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Law Firm Offices: A Destination, Not an Obligation

April 19, 2022 Kenneth Wiesehuegel

Hunton Andrews Kurth’s Houston Office, Courtesy of Gensler

With more employees returning to the office, the topic of real estate needs is dominating conversations across professional services firms. While major tech companies remain committed to a hybrid or fully remote structure, some companies have identified that their business and staff are most successful when they prioritize in-person interaction and collaboration. Although real estate needs will vary depending on the structure of a company’s work policy, it is important to invest in creating a workplace that is a sought-after destination, not an obligation.

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