will come/be coming

[Saneta]

Some lawyers will be coming to our company on Monday morning.
Why not: will come?
Thanx.

[Mister Micawber]

Both are fine.
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[Tofu]

Saneta,

I'm wondering if you want to know the difference between "will be coming" and "will come".

http://www.english-test.net/forum/ftopic14307.html
I hope this thread helps.

[Aphilash]

Some lawyers will be coming to our company on Monday morning.
This looks like a plan and that's decided already in the past.

Some lawyers will come to our company on Monday morning.
Here the decision is just taken b'cos of something happened now.

[Beeesneees]

Not necessarily Aphilash. You could equally have just discovered that lawyers are coming in the first example or have planned for the visit in advance in the second example. As Mister Micawber said, both are fine. There may be a slight difference in emphasis between them, but there is no significant difference like the one you are trying to find in order to explain them.
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[Aphilash]

Thanks for the insights Bee!