State offers Littler Mendelson nearly $9M in incentives for KC jobs

Posted online January 13, 2015 | 6:24 am

The Missouri Department of Economic Development has disclosed the value of state incentives used to help attract international law firm Littler Mendelson PC's 275-job administrative office consolidation to downtown Kansas City.

The San Francisco-based company has access to up to $8.9 million through the Missouri Works program, according to the Kansas City Business Journal.

The company said Friday it would consolidate 33 administrative offices into the Crown Center.

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