In today’s day and age, utilizing new media like YouTube is something a firm should take advantage of indefinitely for marketing purposes. Here’s a tip for increasing your rank in Google search results by taking advantage of the Internet’s second-ranked […]
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This week in Things I Wish I Knew, solo attorney Joleena Louis discovers she has wasted a lot of time with her solo attorney networking strategy and adjusts it to get the highest ROI on her investment of time. The most […]
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High costs of a standard leased office space is often the primary drawback for many firms and a firm’s time may be better spent in a shared office space rather than getting in over their heads. When you lease your […]
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Subletting an office space from another firm will never be what you had in mind for your NYC sublet office. For a law firm, maintaining the office is not only a necessity, but a job in itself. This job may […]
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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 […]
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Are low financial costs for a NYC shared office worth it if your sublet space has crazy rules that make no sense? Subleasing an office space in someone else’s leased office is more common than one may think, and it […]
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In this week’s edition of “Things I Wish I Knew,” Joleena Louis contemplates managing financial goals in your first year of solo law practice. When I embarked upon my first year of solo law practice, I found it very challenging […]
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A shared law office space should not be just a place to do work. Here are five solid reasons for why it is essential for solos to utilize its benefits. When you go to your office, you want a space […]
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Temporary meeting rooms present an opportunity to utilize services that you may not have in your own office space. Temporary meeting room rentals and what you should know. The concept of a temporary meeting space is simple enough. A company, […]
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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 […]
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