International business and real estate practice has modern and beautiful law office space available for lease. Located at 999 Brickell Avenue, Suite 600, Miami, Florida 33131. This office is stunning and includes conferenced room and furnished exterior view office. Private lot for parking. Check it out and contact Elizabeth Levy, Office Manager for more information. 1.305.219.4682
This office looks immaculate.
The listing law firm practices corporate, tax and international business law.
We hope you joined our team of runners at John Howell Park locatedin the Virignia Highland neighborhood this morning. The race started at 8: 30 a.m. Atlanta Bar Association and the Atlanta Police Department. Proceeds provide college scholarships to children of Atlanta Police officers who have been disabled or downed in the line of duty. Way to go LawSpaceMatch team runners.
This LawSpace has it all: Shared conference room, kitchenette stocked with drinks, storage and break areas, shredding service, and plenty of parking for your clients.
High speed internet of course and for a bit extra per month, you can nab support staff space. Call Keelin Roper at 404 838 7790.
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Spacious and law office sublease available near Braves Stadium in Atlanta. This LawSpace is perfect for an attorney desiring to network with numerous other lawfirms and attorneys. The owners of this LawSpace sublease to attorneys in various practice areas, and pride themselves on creating, by subleasing to talented attorneys, a welcoming and harmonious legal community.
Do not miss an opportunity to share space with lawyers with law practices in these areas: real estate, social security disablilty, domestic, probate litigation, bankruptcy, consumer contract law, commercial real estate, international law and securities law, personal injury, criminal, divorce, business and civit lititatin and trial. Joining this group of lawyers space sharing at this convienent location would be a plus for any attorney.
Office address: 1820 The Exchange Suite 150 Atlanta, Georgia 30339.
The office is approximately 177 square feet. For more details please contact Michael Mclaughin at 770. 952.5000.
Tips for Getting New Clients
According to a survey conducted by Thomson Reuters Solo and Small Law Firm group, the biggest challenge for solo and small firm law practices is acquiring new clients. Here are some tips for getting new clients.
1. Network, Network, Network!
Attend conferences and networking events. Join a bar association, professional organization or committee. Reach out to other lawyers, but also connect with non-lawyers who work in the same field as you. Let your family, friends and acquaintances know about your practice and specialties. Besides networking in person, be sure to network online too. Do whatever you can to get the word out about your practice. Part of networking may derive from sharing law space with other lawyers. After all, they are right next door to your office and may not practice in the area of law in which you are an expert.
2. Establish and Maintain an Online Presence
Establish a professional website for your law practice. Create a social media account on Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook or Avvo. Continually update and participate in social media like contributing to Avvo forums or posting tweets about legal matters. Start a legal blog that provides helpful information your target audience is interested in. You can link your blog posts to your Facebook, LinkedIn or Twitter account.
3. Referrals
Maintain relationships with past clients and inform them of all the services your law practice provides. Referrals can also come from other attorneys. Attorneys who work in a shared office space can recommend potential clients. Sharing an office space with other attorneys provides many benefits like a strong attorney network, shared resources (printers, wi-fi, conference rooms etc.), reduced rent and a focused work environment.
4. Karma is Real
Just because a particular client isn’t a good fit for your practice doesn’t mean they’re not a good fit for someone else’s. Don’t be afraid to refer a client you wouldn’t normally take to other practices. Who knows, maybe other attorneys just met with someone that would benefit more from your area of expertise.
Source:
http://www.lawsitesblog.com/2016/07/exclusive-survey-results-small-firms-greatest-challenges-theyre-address.html