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, […]
Read More >
Coffee obsessed clients in shared law office space are pissing profits down the drain. Literally. Many of our shared law office clients are coffee aficionados. In fact, coffee obsessed might better describe them. On a weekly basis, we accept packages […]
Read More >
New bi-weekly blog Series, Observations from Reception, helps small firm attorneys in shared law office space be more productive and improve their client’s experience by providing insight about their law practice from the perspective of LFS’ non-practitioner receptionists. One of […]
Read More >
This week in the Young, Hungry and Committed blog series, virtual office NYC attorney Vivian Sobers talks about new cases and necrophilia. (Not in that order.) I never thought my law firm’s name, never mind my own personal name, would […]
Read More >
Solo attorneys and small law firms are routinely victimized by perpetrators of attorney trust account scams, and why they are easy targets. About a month ago one of Law Firm Suites’ virtual office clients was sharing with us exciting […]
Read More >
A New York City virtual office can help your out-of-town law firm maintain a local edge, especially if you just moved out of New York. A virtual office is the most affordable means for your firm to retain your existing clients, while […]
Read More >
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 […]
Read More >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 […]
Read More >
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 […]
Read More >