Prominent Law Firm Relocates Stamford Office

STAMFORD, CT — McCarter & English LLP, a prominent law firm with offices up and down the East Coast, has relocated its Stamford office from 201 Broad St. into a nearly 11,000 square foot office space at 2 Stamford Plaza on Tresser Boulevard.

Commercial real estate firm Newmark arranged the 10,993-square-foot long-term lease for the firm, which will occupy a portion of the property's 11th floor.

"As our client was a longtime tenant in their former space, we worked diligently to identify a solution that not only met the firm’s space requirements but also provided a seamless transition," said Newmark Managing Director Benjamin Goldstein in a news release. "The location and highly amenitized environment at 2 Stamford Plaza, paired with the continuity of RFR ownership, were instrumental in the tenant’s decision to commit to the new space."

2 Stamford Plaza is a 259,000-square-foot Class A office tower that is part of a four-building complex located at 281 Tresser Blvd., according to Newmark.

The building shares a common atrium with One Stamford Plaza, with a dedicated private lobby finished in marble and brass. The tower overlooks a 2.5-acre, park-like plaza featuring gardens, a fountain, statuary and seating areas.

On-site amenities include tenant-controlled HVAC, state-of-the-art telecommunications, fitness center, conference facility, cafeteria, sundries shop, dry cleaner, car wash and detailing, an attached parking garage and private shuttles to the train, among others, Newmark noted.

McCarter & English LLP features over 400 lawyers with offices in Boston, Mass.; East Brunswick, N.J.; Hartford, CT; Indianapolis, Ind.; Miami, Fla.; New York City; Newark, N.J.; Philadelphia, Pa.; Stamford, CT; and Trenton, N.J. The firm is headquartered in Newark.

"McCarter & English delivers innovative solutions to clients nationwide. Fortune 100, mid-market and emerging growth companies rely on McCarter to handle their cutting-edge transactional, intellectual property, and complex litigation advice," an overview of the firm says on LinkedIn.

Newmark Managing Director Harrison Russell represented the law firm in the lease along with Goldstein.