Our City: The Teamwork, Trust, and Technology That Power Liakas Law

By Eugene Henderson

ON THE 50^TH floor at 40 Wall Street in New York City, Nicholas Liakas stares out the window of his corner office as a slow-moving, gray layer of fog wraps around the downtown skyscrapers looming across a city block. Nicholas wears a nice suit, nice watch, nice shoes. The “Man in the Area” poster on the wall is nice. Even his office mini-fridge is nice. At the touch of a button, the clear glass interior windows can turn into a frosted, privacy curtain, turning his office into a cloaked private bunker like in some sci-fi film.

Very nice.

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