U.S. Law Firms Struggle to Meet Occupancy Goals Despite Reducing Office Space Per Attorney

U.S. law firms have been actively working to reduce the amount of office space allocated per attorney. However, despite these efforts, a recent report by the real estate services company Savills found that the average square footage per attorney still remains higher than the target occupancy ratios most firms aim for. The gap between current usage and intended goals highlights ongoing challenges in optimizing office space, a significant concern in today’s evolving workplace landscape. For more details, the original article by Xiumei Dong can be accessed here.