A Message From the Editor

Five years out from the pandemic shutdowns, firms are still debating what to do about return to office policies. With the new mandate from President Trump pushing federal works back into the office full time, what will that mean for law firms and client expectations? Our first story dives into the topic. Also, Kirkland & Ellis is now in Philly, but what will the Big Law firm's growth trajectory look like?

Thanks for reading!

– Max Mitchell, Regional Managing Editor

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