'Law Firms Simply Do Not Need the Physical Space They Currently Occupy': Taylor English's Chris Wilson on Why Offices Are Becoming Obsolete
"I'm not really sure that that spontaneous water-cooler conversation happens as frequently as people like to say it does," he said.
September 25, 2020 at 05:46 PM
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This week's podcast is a conversation between Jonathan Ringel, the Atlanta-based managing editor of the Daily Report, and Chris Wilson, a corporate and finance partner at hybrid law firm Taylor English Duma, which has one office in Atlanta, and lawyers around the country who work remotely.
Christopher Wilson of Taylor English Duma in Atlanta.
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