Civil Defense Law Firm Expands Presence in Southern California with New Lease in Long Beach

Behar Gibbs Savage Paulson LLP, a civil defense law firm with a strong presence in Southern California, has recently signed a new lease for a 35,754-square-foot office space at 1 WTC in Long Beach. This move underscores the firm's dedication to its clients and its strategic positioning in the region. The firm, known for its innovative approach to civil defense litigation, has occupied the top two floors of the World Trade Center for the past 35 years, a location it regards as prestigious within Long Beach.

The lease was facilitated by JLL, a global leader in commercial real estate, with Managing Director Mike McKeever representing Behar Gibbs Savage Paulson LLP. Jason Fine, also a Managing Director at JLL, represented the landlord, Greenlaw Partners/Walton Street Capital. This transaction highlights the legal sector's role in revitalizing urban areas across Southern California and the nation. Long Beach, in particular, serves as a strategic hub for attracting talent and fostering commerce in the Los Angeles and Orange County regions.

Jeff Behar, Founding Partner of Behar Gibbs Savage Paulson LLP, emphasized the significance of the new lease in maintaining the firm's legacy and its ability to meet the evolving needs of its clients. The firm's commitment to excellence and its client-focused approach have made it a leader in civil defense litigation, setting trends and standards in the legal industry.

The investment by Greenlaw Partners/Walton Street Capital in the property reflects a broader trend of adapting office spaces to meet the changing demands of the workplace environment. This development not only benefits Behar Gibbs Savage Paulson LLP but also contributes to the vibrancy and economic growth of Long Beach.

For more information on JLL and its services, visit https://www.jll.com. The firm's expansion in Long Beach is a testament to its enduring commitment to serving its clients and the Southern California community at large.