Shook, Hardy & Bacon is downsizing in a Kansas City, Mo., office tower built to house the firm a decade ago. And in seeking to sublease three floors of space in the building where it serves as anchor tenant, Shook Hardy is just the latest Am Law 200 firm to reduce its real estate needs amid an evolving market for legal services.
June 12, 2014 at 08:34 PM
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Shook, Hardy & Bacon is downsizing in the Kansas City, Mo., office tower specifically built to house the firm a decade ago.
As first reported earlier this week by the Kansas City Business Journal, the firm is seeking to sublease three floors of space in the office tower where it serves as anchor tenant. In doing so, Shook Hardy becomes just the latest Am Law 200 firm to scale back its real estate needs amid an evolving market for legal services.
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