By J. Randolph Evans and Shari Klevens
Law firms are rethinking their physical spaces. Some are exploring more modern, open offices. Other firms seek to reduce their overhead by consolidating space or moving to a less expensive lease.
Part of moving, for many firms, is streamlining materials and even disposing of files or equipment that are no longer needed. Moving offices may make a lot of sense for a law firm, but a move implicates the ...
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