Law firms are among the first office-using tenants to reduce or eliminate their WFH strategies, according to a new report from Colliers. 

While the national occupancy rate currently stands at 25%, nearly 70% of law firms surveyed by the commercial real estate giant report being at least 25% occupied. By the end of 2021, Colliers experts predict that two-thirds of all law firms will be more than 50% occupied. 

Adding to that calculus is the fact that most large firms posted a blockbuster financial year: according to Colliers' Grame Young, "all of the major law firms are having a banner revenue year."

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