A Manhattan virtual office is financially viable alternative office arrangement for you to do what you do best: practice law. Simply, it contains all the best qualities of a physical law office space, in an unbundled financial relationship that is priced based […]
Read More >Leverage a Manhattan virtual office to increase your bottom line. By choosing to expand your out-of-state law firm with a low-cost, hassle-free Manhattan virtual office, lawyers are able to inexpensively enter an otherwise cost-prohibitive New York City legal market and […]
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This week in the Young, Hungry and Committed blog series, virtual office NYC attorney Vivian Sobers learns to use her youthful appearance to gain an advantage over her adversaries. When I describe myself to other people, I always lead with […]
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Can a non-resident attorney ethically maintain a New York City Virtual Office? Fairly often, prospective out-of-state clients ask us about the ethical implications of having a New York City virtual office. Many small firm attorneys erroneously believe virtual office rental […]
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Why a cheap virtual office New York City may end up being no bargain for a law practice. Run an Internet search for cheap virtual office New York City and you will be inundated with various options, some as inexpensive […]
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Megafirm’s demise started with a series of FU emails — not shocking to the Biglaw escapees in Law Firm Suites’ shared law office space. This week’s New Yorker features an article about the collapse of megafirm Dewey & LeBouf. But […]
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A virtual office NYC gives Westchester attorneys: Economic viability, occupational credibility and lifestyle flexibility. You may have moved your family to Westchester for the open spaces and great school districts, but New York City is only a 30 minute Metro […]
Read More >Manhattan shared law office space affords attorneys collaborative opportunities. One of Law Firm Suites’ attorneys was preparing for trial and she had just received a package of exhibits from her printer. The cumbersome package was delivered to our New York […]
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Utilize a New York City Virtual Office to capitalize on your dual bar admissions. These days, it is common practice for attorneys to sit for a second bar exam in a neighboring state. New York and New Jersey even coordinate […]
Read More >In this week’s edition of the Young, Hungry and Committed series, newly self-employed Virtual office New York attorney, Vivian Sobers, pays the bills by leveraging per diem appearance work. You would be surprised at the shudders I get when I tell other lawyers […]
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