Law Practice
Jun. 4, 2014
Temporary attorneys gain new digs at law firms
As contractors become a fixture in the legal industry, firms are beginning to craft office spaces for these contingent lawyers to reduce costs and retain their expertise.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Thomas McDonald, a real estate consultant, recently visited a West Los Angeles law firm that had converted its library into an open space for contract attorneys. The room boasted benches and computers that served as workstations for the temporary lawyers, as well as window views. Granted it's not a corner office, but it's still a far cry from the haphazard basements and cluttered conference rooms that...
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