International Law Firm Joins Premier Waterfront High Rise
Baltimore, MD –Womble Bond Dickinson, a prominent transatlantic law firm, has officially signed a long-term lease for the 23rd floor of 100 International Drive in the thriving Harbor East neighborhood. This strategic move cements Womble’s dedication to offering exceptional legal services to its Baltimore-area clients while enhancing its visibility in one of the city’s most vibrant business communities.
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With over 1,300 attorneys across 39 office locations in the UK and the US, Womble Bond Dickinson is committed to staying ahead of client needs in a rapidly evolving legal landscape. The firm specializes in twelve key sectors, including Energy & Natural Resources, Financial Institutions, Healthcare, Insurance, Life Sciences & Pharmaceutical, Manufacturing, Public, Government Services & Third Sector, Real Estate, Retail & Consumer, Transport, Logistics & Infrastructure, Technology, and Wealth Management.
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“We are fortunate to have such an established firm choose Harbor East as their long-term home,” stated Tim O’Donald, President of Harbor East. “Womble’s decision to lease at 100 International Drive speaks volumes about the appeal of our location, and we look forward to welcoming more companies to our premier tower.”
“Baltimore has long been an important market for our firm, and our move to 100 International places us at the heart of Harbor East alongside some of the region’s most influential organizations,” said Merrick Benn, U.S. Chair and CEO of Womble Bond Dickinson (US) LLP. “In this milestone 150th year for the firm, the new office reflects our commitment to sustainable growth and to meeting our clients where innovation, collaboration, and opportunity converge.”
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About Harbor East
Harbor East is home to Baltimore’s best shopping, dining, entertainment, hotels, and residences. With 5.5 million square feet of development in gleaming state-of-the-art buildings and thoughtfully restored industrial warehouses with modern amenities, Harbor East is a vibrant, convenient, and walkable neighborhood of critically acclaimed restaurants, national retailers, a world-class fitness center, and a seven-screen art house cinema. Among the neighborhood’s many distinct attractions are a 200-slip marina and the luxury Four Seasons Hotel Baltimore. Harbor East provides a contemporary setting for best-in-class corporate headquarters and offices for over 6,000 employees. Owned, developed, and managed by Harbor East Management Group, a company with deep roots in Baltimore, Harbor East generates over $42 million in taxes and fees annually. The company is committed to ensuring the long-term success of its properties with a focused vision of advancing Baltimore City’s growth. For more information, visitwww.harboreast.com
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