Insights: News Kilpatrick’s Chicago Office Starts Exciting New Chapter with Move to State-of-the-Art Space
CHICAGO (September 2) – Kilpatrick announced today that the firm has completed its move to its new office space in Chicago at the 320 South Canal Building.
“Moving to this state-of-the-art space is an exciting chapter in the evolution of Kilpatrick’s Chicago office and commitment to Chicago,” said Roger Wylie, Kilpatrick Managing Partner. “This beautiful space reflects Kilpatrick’s brand reputation as a technology-focused firm and helps us attract the type of clients and talent that will reinforce and further build that brand in Chicago.”
The office occupies the entire 45th floor encompassing nearly 30,000 square feet.
Mr. Wylie continues: “The Chicago office houses over 100 attorneys and professional staff combined. Our people are looking forward to utilizing the building’s numerous amenities, taking advantage of its spectacular views, enjoying the convenience of being near top-tier attractions and being connected to a transportation hub like Union Station.”
Kilpatrick’s Chicago office continues to grow. This year, the firm has added a prominent trademark & copyright team and a leading patent litigator.
Kilpatrick’s Chicago office delivers innovative counsel to dynamic middle-market companies, private equity and venture capital firms, Fortune 500 companies, financial institutions, real estate investors and developers, as well as families and individuals with generational wealth. We provide client service-focused counsel in business and finance, business disputes and complex commercial litigation, bankruptcy and restructuring, intellectual property, state and local tax, real estate, and wealth preservation matters. We also feature a leading Cannabis practice, advising businesses navigating this emerging and complex market. Overall, Kilpatrick is an AmLaw 100 law firm with more than 650 attorneys.
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