Is a low overhead in your NYC shared office really worth the troubles of having to follow rules that do not benefit your firm? Office spaces come in a variety of options, but subleasing a space in someone else’s office is […]
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For the solo attorney or small firm, conference room rentals may be the answer to their temporary space needs. The basics of a conference room rental. Conferences room rentals are temporary-basis rooms used by groups, associations, or law firms to conduct […]
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For Virtual Office NYC Lawyer, Vivian Sobers, networking events built around a social activity have been the most productive for her solo law practice. Since the beginning of the year I have begun to feel as though my own solo […]
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Cheap NYC law office sublets can seem like a great bargain, but their allure and excitement can be diminished by things that are out of your control. You cannot win them all when it comes to renting an executive suite. […]
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This week in Things I Wish I Knew, attorney Joleena Louis shares 7 tips to using Instagram to market a solo law practice. I recently wrote about my blogging activity and how it has helped me market my law practice. […]
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Missing out on referrals means you are missing out on thousands in potential revenue. Many executive suite NYC attorneys may not even realize it and that’s a problem. Office arrangements can vary whether it is a standard commercial lease, a […]
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Thinking of moving out of state but still want to maintain a local presence? A Virtual Office NYC may be your solution. New York City is a tough place to be no matter how successful one is in their career […]
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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. […]
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There are things one must know before acquiring a Midtown shared office space to attain the stability you need. Any way you cut it, moving your law office means lost billable time. For the practitioner of law, it is common […]
Read More >This week in Things I Wish I Knew, solo attorney Joleena Louis takes the next step in building a niche solo practice: assemble a team of professionals. A few weeks ago I mentioned my plans to continue to focus my […]
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