For much of the legal profession’s history, having a large and impressive office was seemingly an important part of running a successful law firm. Firms often occupied prime real estate in expensive parts of town, and attorneys might have private offices, conference rooms, and all of the other amenities associated with practicing law. Clients visiting a firm could presumably be impressed by the surroundings, and perhaps an expensive office conveyed that a law firm was successful enough to afford...
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