Category Archives: Vivian Sobers | Young, Hungry & Committed

Virtual office NYC lawyer, Vivian Sobers, left home base in New York for a short trip and found productivity and work-life balance while on the road. Something came up with my apartment that required me to vacate it for a bit. […]

5 tips on how to get clients using AVVO from virtual office NYC lawyer, Vivian Sobers. Every so often at Law Firm Suites, the staff coordinates an outing with a small group of lawyers who have complementary practices. The idea […]

Virtual office NYC attorney Vivian Sobers discusses how the cases she started her first year in practice are now starting to settle, taking up valuable time that she didn’t account for. I don’t really understand people who feel compelled to […]

NYC virtual office lawyer, Vivian Sobers, finds that she prefers working with men rather than women, and wonders if her female colleagues feel the same. A few months back, the editor I worked with on this blog series had moved […]

NYC virtual office attorney, Vivian Sobers, tackles the controversial subject of initial consult fees, and explains why she does not charge them. Recently a colleague in my NYC virtual office space wanted to refer a case to me. It was […]

Take a gander and see the most talked about blog posts from the “Young, Hungry, and Commited,” Vivian Sobers. 1.  My Solo Practice Ended My Marriage | September 26, 2014 Vivian Sobers, shares how the success of her solo practice […]

This week in Young, Hungry & Committed, virtual office New York lawyer, Vivian Sobers asks: “What happens when you get everything you thought was possible?” I had always dreamed of becoming an attorney and starting my own solo law practice. […]

This week in Young, Hungry & Committed, virtual office NYC attorney explores her evil side by collecting on judgments against debtors. If I did not pursue law, I think I would have been a detective (cue the Law and Order […]

The arch nemesis of virtual office New York attorney, Vivian Sobers, peacocks his way into court and ends up leaving with his tail between his legs after missing a recent ruling that was adverse to his case. Last Monday I […]