As with any industry, demand for law firms begets revenue and profits, and they govern the need, and willingness to pay, for office space. According to a Thomson Reuters review, the outlook for law firms isn’t on the sunny side of the street.

“The fourth quarter of 2022 saw law firms at their weakest point, year-over-year, as they measured up against the heights of Q4 2021,” the report said. “This mismatch resulted in the Law Firm Financial Index (LFFI) dropping to a new all-time low score of 30 in Q4 2022. Combined challenges to revenues, productivity, and expenses have nearly eaten through the record profit gains of 2021.”

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