Frost Brown Todd has consolidated two Dallas offices into one new space, a relocation impacted by the coronavirus pandemic even though it was in the works long before stay-home orders led to lawyers and staff working remotely.

The firm began moving into the new location in the Uptown area May 27, but Monday will mark the start of a regular schedule that will ensure that no more than 50% of the lawyers and staff are in the office at once, said Dan Novakov, the managing partner there.

After nearly three months of working remotely, Novakov said the firm's 13 offices are slowly reopening, although some states are farther along in the process. On June 3, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott issued an order that allows businesses to operate at 50% capacity.