A number of law firms have opened offices in Monmouth County this year, and many others did it years back, but is the area likely to become the new Newark, Roseland or Princeton?

Not necessarily, but it’s clear enough that law firm moves to the area meet a mix of business and personal services needs—and are both client- and lawyer-driven, depending on the scenario—and that more can be expected.

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