Ropes & Gray is asking its lawyers to come in four days a week this fall, making it the latest Big Law firm to mandate more in-office time for its attorneys post-pandemic.
The Boston-founded firm will require all of its attorneys to come into the office Monday through Thursday starting Nov. 6, according to a memo sent by firm chair Julie Jones viewed by Bloomberg Law.
“We are making this change because success in this highly competitive marketplace requires us to invest in what makes Ropes & Gray extraordinary—our culture, teamwork in furtherance of excellence for clients and our steadfast ...
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