For years, Indianapolis has been an attractive city for Midwest law firms looking to expand their footprint. The economy has remained relatively strong, and firms including Milwaukee’s Quarles & Brady, Chicago’s SmithAmundsen, Cincinnati’s Taft Stettinius & Hollister and others have opened new offices.
To the leader of the city’s largest office, Barnes & Thornburg’s Brian Burdick, the influx of firms leaves the city feeling “a little overlawyered.”
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