Three easy ways to leverage your shared law office space services to avoid damage caused by accidentally missed appointments. A prospective client arrived in Law Firm Suites’ Reception area for a 12:00 P.M. consultation with an attorney. We called his […]
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Is an attorney’s ability to get a client to maintain an ongoing advance retainer driven largely by market conditions? Law Firm Suites client and litigator, Frank Monteleone, mentions my recent article on client collections in his recent blog post, Stiffed!?! […]
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This week in Young, Hungry and Committed, virtual office New York lawyer, Vivian Sobers, talks about contingency cases and haircuts. Have you ever decided to grow your hair out? You know? You get a really great haircut and then, after […]
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Law Firm Suites’ founder and corporate attorney, Stephen Furnari, spouts off about deadbeat clients and questions why lawyers do not pursue collections more aggressively. The number of clients who just don’t pay their legal bills never ceases to amaze me. […]
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This week in Bigger than Biglaw, Neena Dutta discusses the billable hour system and how networking gave her the confidence to buck the system and go solo. As many of you reading this know, an offer letter from your dream […]
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Attorney Networking Tip: By networking “organically”, that is finding ways to network as you go about your everyday business (for example in your law office space), you can grow your business without the hassle of attending those awful networking events. […]
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How a Virtual Office New York will allow your NJ based firm to charge a higher hourly rate. For many lawyers, a virtual office New York location may be the best option to increase your currently hourly rate while maintaining a […]
Read More >This week in Young, Hungry and Committed, Virtual Office New York lawyer, Vivian Sobers, chronicles one hectic day in the life of a solo attorney. Busy is an understatement. Meeting new people as an attorney is always complicated. Inevitably, someone […]
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Earlier this week I was in the LFS mailroom engaging in a battle of wills with the copy machine (I lost) when in walked Mike*, a solo attorney who does mostly business litigation. We exchanged standard niceties. How are you? […]
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Weekly blog series about corporate immigration attorney and Law Firm Suites client, Neena Dutta, who left the Biglaw world (and paycheck) behind for the personal rewards of solo law practice. In 2007, I start practicing at a large, multi-service firm, […]
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