Kelley Drye’s New San Diego Office Highlights Broader California Growth in Media Coverage
Kelley Drye’s San Diego office recently relocated from La Jolla to a 5,000‑square‑foot office in Del Mar, which strengthens the firm’s presence in California.
The move was covered in Investors Hangout, which described the relocation as “anything but casual.” They report, “With a keen eye on the San Diego economy, the firm is ramping up to serve the area’s bustling business community and improve service quality statewide.”
Law.com also featured the new office in an article, also noting the firm’s expansion in San Francisco earlier this year.
“The San Diego expansion is the second California growth move that the firm has made this year in terms of real estate, having opened up a new San Francisco office in March.”
Additionally, Firm Managing Partner Dana Rosenfeld and San Diego lawyer Andrew Homer were quoted by Law360 in their coverage of the move, “Kelley Drye Moves San Diego Office To Larger Digs In Del Mar.” Dana says, “Our new office allows us to collaborate more closely with clients while supporting the integrated, statewide platform we are building across California.” Andrew spoke about the focus of the San Diego office, saying “We’ll continue to focus on areas where we’re already strong — environmental, international trade, litigation, intellectual property, and regulatory — while also remaining open to adding talent in other areas that align with client demand, such as privacy work.”
Read more about the San Diego office here.