Jones Lang LaSalle Incorporated

Jones Lang LaSalle Incorporated controls two delegated corporate top-level domains, `.jll` and `.lasalle`. Their public records expose a compact but consequential technology system: root-zone delegation, registry obligations, registration data, registrar policy, technical-provider dependencies, recovery duties, and the recurring cost of keeping names accurate and reachable. This research separates what those records prove from what they do not prove, then examines where supervision, integration, maintenance, and exception costs accumulate.