So many great things are happening with PSC tenants.

Charity Begins at Home

Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz, P.C. named one of FORTUNE magazine's "100 Best Companies to Work For." Representing clients across the U.S. and abroad from offices in Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Washington, D.C., the 123-year-old law firm has a strong commitment to public service. It dedicates one attorney as its "pro bono shareholder" to oversee charitable legal service and has doubled its yearly number of pro bono hours since 2008.

King of the Place

King, Krebs & Jurgens secured a spot as one of City Business's "Best Places To Work." This group of smart, committed professionals who enjoy the challenge of sophisticated, complex law was one of twenty-five finalists selected from the greater New Orleans area, and it was awarded second place in the "large company" category. KKJ was honored at a luncheon at the Sheraton New Orleans on December 17th. This is the first time the firm has been featured as one of City Business's "Best Places To Work."

In addition to their office in New Orleans, KKJ has an office in Houston and affiliate offices in India and Greece.

CityBusiness's "Best Places to Work" honors 50 area companies which are recognized for treating their employees as their most important asset. Businesses are selected based on benefits, average salary, health care, paid vacation and employee programs.

Your Fair Share

Mayor Mitch Landrieu appointed Robert M. Steeg, Managing Partner of Steeg Law Firm, to his newly created Tax Fairness Commission. According to the mayor, the Tax Fairness Commission will study whether property owners are paying their fair share. The group of accounting gurus, university officials, attorneys and more was created to study the city's current tax structure and recommend changes by June of 2011, with a preliminary report due out in March.