A pair of legal giants—Baker McKenzie and Jackson Lewis—are joining the rush of Am Law 100 firms touting programs that permit their employees to work from home, while also presumably helping their employers shed some costly office space in the future.
March 17, 2017 at 06:14 PM
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A week ago, The American Lawyer reported on the growing trend of flexible working arrangements in Big Law. Since then, two more Am Law 100 firms have touted plans to implement similar programs.
Jackson Lewis announced on March 13 the launch of a program open to all associates and of counsel that will allow them to work remotely as needed, so long as they remain responsive and productive.
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