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... For more than two weeks, the medical center did not expand on an initial statement sent to The Dallas Morning News. The day after Thanksgiving, attorneys for Jones requested a meeting with the hospital to discuss the situation and potential financial compensation.

Read more about the situation from Emily Brindley in The Dallas Morning News.

... There's no one-size-fits-all approach to determining location needs for Chicago law firms. For Romanucci & Blandin, a future office location included practical considerations like balancing the proximity to the trains and the courthouse locations, with partners literally walking to test accessibility.

"Every decision about our firm's future office is being made through the lens of operational excellence and the experience of our clients," said Gina Arquilla DeBoni, Managing and Senior Partner at Romanucci & Blandin. "The reality is that our attorneys and staff spend significant time moving between the office, courthouse and other resources in the Loop, so proximity isn't just a convenience, it's a strategic advantage that allows us to be more responsive to our clients' needs. We also feel strongly about making sure our next office remains conveniently located and a pleasant experience for our clients." 

Read more about how law firms are handling the changing office environment and workplace climate from Megan Mackinson in Crain's Chicago Business.