During the peak of the talent wars in mid-2021, law firms across the country accepted the remote-work demands of partners and associates who had relocated—to the suburbs, another state, or, in many cases, South Florida.

But in addition to benefiting from the influx of out-of-state laterals who signed leases near their offices, South Florida firms have also become more accepting of lawyers who want to live elsewhere in Florida or the U.S.

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