Firm Pledges Commitment to Downtown Dayton

DAYTON, OHIO – Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP announced today that it has signed a 10-year lease to relocate its Dayton office to Kettering Tower from its existing location at 110 North Main Street.  Taft, which has 31 attorneys and 21 support staff, will occupy space on two floors at the Tower, increasing its current office capacity from 17,000 to 21,000 square feet.

“With the addition of several attorneys over the past two years, we’ve been pushing the limit in our existing office space and the move to the Tower gives us much-needed expansion space in a first-class, central location that is well-known and easily accessible for our clients,” said Jeffrey A. Mullins, Partner-in-Charge of Taft’s Dayton office. “This move also reinforces our commitment to downtown Dayton and our continuing contribution to the community where our attorneys work and live.”

Mullins said the firm will invest $1.5 million in renovating the new office using all local contractors and estimates the renovation and move will be completed by late fall.

About Taft
At Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP, delivering outstanding legal performance to help clients succeed is what drives and motivates its more than 300 attorneys and legal professionals every day. Taft has offices in Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus and Dayton, Ohio; Indianapolis, Indiana; Northern Kentucky; Phoenix, Arizona; and Beijing, China. The firm practices across a wide range of industries, in virtually every area of law, including Business and Finance, Litigation, Labor and Employment, Intellectual Property, Bankruptcy, Restructuring and Creditor Rights, Environmental, Health and Life Sciences, Personal Services, Real Estate and Tax. With a proven track record of experience since 1885, Taft is proud to celebrate its 125th anniversary in 2010. The firm offers breadth and depth of legal expertise coupled with a trusted business perspective, helping its clients, big and small, regionally, nationally and internationally, in reaching their goals.