Moving a law firm once involved little more than packing up boxes of files
and transporting them to a new location. Old documents were left in their
boxes and sent off to "storage." Files from ongoing matters were unpacked
in the new office and re-filed largely in accordance with the firm's
traditional system. Because the likelihood of another move was seen as
remote, firms had little reason to consider, much less plan, for additional
moves.

Then the world changed again. As the real estate market transformed and
technology made a firm's physical location less significant, law firms and
attorneys began moving with greater frequency. Now, even before expiration
of their leases, many law firms carefully consider their options and, in
many instances, choose to relocate.
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