Business immigration attorney and Law Firm Suites’ shared law office client, Stuart Reich gives his insight into the Professional Conduct Rules and talks about how big of an impact customer reviews on an attorneys website or LinkedIn has on their […]
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NYC Virtual Office Lawyer, Vivian Sobers, goes from start-up solo practice without any clients, to employer, in less than two years by being available to referring attorneys 24/7. I’ve been pretty open in this blog series that I have built […]
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In a recent Above The Law article, solo law practice expert Carolyn Elefant addresses the subject of coworking space for lawyers as a viable office option for solos. Updated for 2016. In a recent article in AboveTheLaw.com, solo law practice […]
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This week in Things I Wish I Knew, solo attorney Joleena Louis shares how inconsistent income has affected her life, and how she has made peace with this reality of solo law practice. One of the most difficult aspects of […]
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Technology and legal ethics expert, and Law Firm Suites’ Financial District Client, Nathan Crystal summarizes the NYSBA guidelines on the ethical use of social media by lawyers. In just a couple of short years, social media has dramatically changed the way we […]
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Bad managers often rank high among our reasons to leave the firm life for solo law practice. The Deposer, The Aggressive Chihuahua and the Judge Judy may have been contributing factors. A feature article in a back issue of Entrepreneurs […]
Read More >This week in Young, Hungry & Committed: Virtual office NYC attorney Vivian Sobers experienced a whirlwind of change this Summer 2014 and wonders if her professional training has made it more challenging to deal with it. Welcome back! I hope […]
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Law schools raise tuition every year to meet operating costs, but does true success lie in the opposite direction? The Wall Street Journal recently ran an article detailing an approach to increasing enrollment rarely seen at the collegiate level. Rather […]
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This week in Things I Wish I Knew…solo attorney, Joleena Louis tackles the topic of bullying and shines a light on its presence in the legal arena. Overall, most opposing counsel I have come in contact with have been very […]
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Considering a cheap NYC law office sublet for your office, know these 5 things before signing the sublease. Yesterday I called an attorney to follow up on a tour of our Midtown office from the week prior. He informed me […]
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