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.
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.
Sharing lawspace with attorneys who possess a proven courtroom track record and extensive experience with some of the top law firms in New York City is an advantage. A young lawyer seeking a space sharing arrangement in a prized location need not look further. See (YOON LLP.) http://www.yoonkimlaw.com/. In 2016, this law firm was named Asian Pacific American-Owned law firm of the year.
This law firm was formed by attorneys who were drawn together by a common vision. They provide the highest quality legal services to Fortune 1000 companies as well as to individuals and minority-owned businesses. Their clients value their responsiveness, attention to detail and deep commitment to obtaining successful results. Share this great space with the six skilled lawyers of Yoon, LLP. The LawSpaces available at YOON LLP include: Sublease 1 or 2 furnished offices: Two large and beautifully furnished law office spaces with cubicle spaces available. Very Clean and Spacious. 
Interior work station space available for sublease immediately. This space is perfect for your legal secretary or paralegal. 
The location is in mid-town Manhattan on 44th Street and Madison. The law firm also has 1) A large, beautifully furnished conference room, 2) A smaller conference room, 3) A Shared Kitchen and Copy/ Scan/ Fax machine. Check out the amenities today. 
Do not miss out on this opportunity- LawSpace in the heart of New York City! Contact the law firm: YOON LLP: 11 East 44th Street, 5th Floor New York, New York 10017
Sharing. It's happening everywhere. Not only are people sharing office space, including law space, they are sharing cars, bikes, clothing and equipment. A number of sharing services have popped up in recent years, including ride-sharing services like Uber, Zimride and Lyft. Let's not forget home-sharing services such as Airbnb. So, this trend of sharing continues.
While efficiency may be at the heart of the matter, there is also the aspect of being in an efficient mode (whether you are seeking to create a small law office within another larger law office, or renting a ballgown for an upcoming event). Ridesharing, apartment/home lending, peer-to-peer lending, reselling, coworking, talent-sharing....the sharing economy, sometimes also called the collaboration economy, is taking off in all sorts of niches.
Sharing. It also inspires new legislation. For instance, a top official at the ride-sharing service Lyft and Senator Bo Watson of Tennessee created a new law that allows for car-booking companies to operate statewide to serve as model to other states. Even Google has entered the new ride-share service arena. It comes down to offering people (including lawyers) a way to use data and space effectively for people to have access to when and where they want it. Co working has become and looks like it will stay the trend.
Overall, there seems to be economies of scale and substantial benefit in sharing. That is why they call it the Sharing Economy!