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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Can we talk? Last week, we lost the hardest working woman in show business. Love her or hate her, here are 7 lessons solo lawyers can learn from comedienne Joan Rivers. Though I do not generally have much interest in celebrity […]
Read More >A shared law office space offers benefits to a small-firm or solo attorney, exceeding far beyond the bottom-line benefits. What is shared law office space? Shared law office space is an office environment that provides solo attorneys and small law […]
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3 easy tips to leverage a virtual office NYC to make your home-based law practice more professional. You may choose to work from a home office simply because you can, or for other valid lifestyle reasons. After all, it is […]
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There are three ways in which a Midtown NYC virtual office can help better your Brooklyn based law practice. You may lament or love Brooklyn’s emerging culture. Either way, it is something the world is taking notice of. Sadly, social prestige doesn’t […]
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7 reasons why lawyers make bad managers, and why it prevents them from making real money in their own law practice. I bet for many of you, bad bosses were a contributing factor in your decision to start a firm. […]
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This week on Young, Hungry & Committed, virtual office lawyer and recent law school grad, Vivian Sobers, talks about the 4-step process she used to go from zero clients to getting high profile cases in less than a year. I […]
Read More >Three reasons that answer the question: Why do attorneys choose coworking? What is coworking? Coworking – The Verb Coworking, the verb, is a style of work where professionals, who are not necessarily employed by the same organization, share a physical work […]
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