Beautiful Mansion as law office - Two large law offices available for rent

You could be practicing with space sharing attorneys in Gainesville, Georgia 30501

These two office allow for tons of office space as you practice law in quaint area near downtown Gainsville, courthouses, post office and restaurants. Practice areas include criminal law, esetate and probate,  general  litigation, immigraion and family law.    

Benefits include:  furnished space,  private lot, server, utilities, printer, scanner and more. 

Contact Inez Grant 770.297.0621 and take the tour today!   http://www.gillsvillelaw.com/  

Share Law Office Space with Experienced Lawyers in Downtown Chattanooga.

Mid-sized litigation firm of 8 attorneys and staff are renting law office space in the Pinnacle Bank Building.  This downtown Chattanooga law office is located near all major courthouses.  Address is 801 Broad Street, Suite 428  Chattanooga, Tennessee 37402.   https://www.cawpllc.com/

Rental terms are negotiable and the offices are approximately 10 x 15.  Criteria includes furnished office, reception, conferenced roon, legal internet research, break room and covered parking deck.   Certain utilities are included.   Inquire with Barry Abbott. http://www.cawpllc.com/about/barry-l-abbott/

Practice areas include:  business law, eminent domain, estate and probate, family law, general litigation, personal injury and real property, taxation and torts and insurance.  Practicing law with these experienced attorneys could only aid your law practice.  And perhaps some referrals.   All inquires are confidential. Contact Barry Abbott, a well respected real estate, business and litigation lawyer.    423 265-8804 for more information. 

This LawSpace offers not only a great location but diverse practice areas of attorneys sharing law office space in Chattanooga.  Lawyers are sharing law office space from California to Tennessee.  Check it out today. 

A solo practitioner in Brazil was inquiring  online of other lawyers about being isolated in their law practice.   The responses from lawyers practicing on their own affirmed that solo lawyers can get segregated from other lawyers.   Solo practitioners and small law firms (ten attorneys and under) make up approximately 49 % of active U.S. lawyers.  While the American Bar Association has not broken down the number of actual solo practitioners versus small law firm practices, solo lawyers are so busy hustling for clients, performing legal duties and billing clients,  that it can be isolating.   Sarah Stock of Legal Back Office and Stock Legal in St. Louis, Missouri  agrees.  “When people start running their own firm, it can be overwhelming and lonely.”   https://molawyersmedia.com/2018/12/11/new-services-or-products-that-support-missouris-legal-community-jaimee-hall-sarah-stock/

Attorneys are practicing in the same office with other lawyers absent the creation of a "law firm" across the United States.  These lawyers are an association of independent attorneys.  See Model Rule below.

• In our blog Tips for Sharing Law Space with other Lawyers,  we talked about safeguard tips for sharing law office space with other lawyers who are not affiliated with your law firm.  http://www.lawspacematch.com/posts/84  Considering the effect of conflicts and other ethical rules such as Model Rule 7.1 (avoid appearances of a partnership with attorneys sharing law office space),  lawyers are finding a group of lawyers having synergy and practicing in a shared office space.   This co-working situation among lawyers is a great solution.  Not only could this increase potential revenues, it could zap that feeling of isolation in your solo law practice.  

• And working with other lawyers (not necessarily a member of one’s own firm) can boost confidence and morale.  Check out our blog post:  Can Working in a Shared Office Space really make you Happier?  https://www.lawspacematch.com/posts/54   According to Deskmag, an international online magazine about co-working, their survey suggested that there is a difference in levels of satisfaction on whether the lawyer formally worked in a traditional office versus the home.  Simply,  the lawyers sharing office space possessed more self-confidence.  Deskmag reported 90% higher confidence where lawyers were working in a shared office space situation.  Supporting reasons for this increased confidence  included but were not limited to:   the ability to choose co-working lawyers, and reduced stress due to choosing a LawSpace closer to home.

• Also, many law firms are moving forward on a “hub and wheel” approach.  This means lawyers leave with their client base and work for newly innovative law firms allowing a type of sharing of law firm resources.   These remote attorneys do not work in the principal law office of the larger firm but instead are allowed to  take advantage of the efficiencies that technology makes possible.  The remote attorneys find office space while they electronically tap into the hub law firm’s resources.   Firms in Atlanta trying this approach include:  Taylor English http://www.taylorenglish.com/careers-experienced.html, Fisher Broyles http://www.fisherbroyles.com.  According to Taylor English, “One of the key distinguishing characteristics of our firm is our first-of-its kind hybrid business model in which we blend the full-service features of a centralized office – our “Hub” – with the efficiency and geographic scope of a virtual law firm, with our ‘Remote’ lawyers situated close to clients across the country while collaborating with our Hub attorneys and each other on a shared technology platform.”  http://www.taylorenglish.com

These lawyers are looking for shared law office space.   And that is one of the reasons we created www.LawSpaceMatch.com.  Created by lawyers for lawyers who share law office space.  We are revolutionizing how lawyers connect for space sharing. 

LawSpaceMatch.com  proudly supports the YMCA of  Metro Atlanta and for the second year in a row, we are sponsoring the YMCA of Metro Atlanta Y Champions Spin-A-Thon as part of the Mark Spain Real Estate Team.  Join us  on February 23, 2019 from 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. http://www.SpinForTheKids.org   

The YMCA  provides necessary resources, including hunger relief, to children and their families in the community to help children stay on track, grow as leaders, and learn how to make contributions that positively impact their communities.  Specifically, proceeds from Mark Spain’s Team 2019 Spin-A-Thon will go towards helping as many as 150 children attend summer camp, regardless of their family’s financial ability. 

The YMCA, Mark Spain and LawSpaceMatch believe that every child should be given every opportunity to reach their full potential regardless of their circumstances.   Cycle with us this Saturday!

Chicago, Illinois - we know it is frigid and lawyers are trying to make it to the courthouse.  Stay warm and land in a great law office for your law practice. 

Location for this law office  is 20 N. Wacker Drive in the Civic Opera House building.   Zip code 60606-2901.  Lawyers on the move can check this out.  Also, check out our blog about lawyers space sharing being happier.  https://www.lawspacematch.com/posts/54

Office is an east view and annual law office rent is negotiable. 

Practice Areas are estate and probate, business, general litigation, personal injury and real property.   Internet and electricity included. Contact Chris Matern at 312.236 3510 for more detail.

Stay warm Chicago lawyers!