Engage Workspace for Lawyers offers virtual memberships for legal professionals seeking a transformative approach to running their law firms.

While nothing will ever beat the comfort of sitting in your recliner with your laptop open at home, here are a few tricks to make your office space a bit more appealing.

Coworking spaces will, and already have, become a desired option for solo attorneys and small law firms.

Right now, we are experiencing a time of transition where many law firms and attorneys are re-evaluating their needs in terms of law office space but that doesn’t mean working from home full-time is the answer.

We have created a list of a few things we provide our members that make us unique and will help your business grow.

Attorneys have good and bad days just like the rest of us, so, whether in a personal or a professional setting, these are the top five things attorneys wish people would stop doing.

As COVID numbers decrease, people who were hesitant about emerging from their homes earlier in 2021 are contemplating entering back into the world. Read for tips on selecting co-working spaces for lawyers.

After seeing all the changes to the workplace after Covid, we have come to realize that the workplace is evolving, and that’s ok.

There are a lot of companies who can benefit from the flexibility of executive suites or coworking space, and due to the nature and structure of their practices, attorneys are a specific niche that could especially benefit greatly.

We created a list of the five ways to utilize a shared workspace to its fullest as an attorney.

Due to the nature of the information and communications handled by attorneys, your office environment must ensure that confidential and other sensitive information and materials are protected.

If you’re thinking about starting a solo law practice, or are already practicing and in the market for different office space, we have created a list of the top three reasons solo attorneys prefer shared office space

Independent-minded lawyers are viewed as rebels who eschew the familiar path of the traditional lawyer