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

Before COVID, we had already begun to reevaluate our relationship with work and our office spaces.

We have created a list of some of the ways a new attorney may thrive where a more experienced lawyer may stumble.

Many are feeling pressure to work harder in fear of losing their jobs, sacrificing their boundaries and work/life balance in order to ensure they can pay their bills.

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.

We have created a list of five useful suggestions to help improve your business and efficiency.

Here you will find five new attorney stereotypes that exist either because of Hollywood, people’s bad experiences, or they’re based off of half-truths.

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.

We have created a list to help you out for some gift ideas that feel personal, but anyone would like, including clients.

Whether working from home or from a physical office space, secure mail and package handling is critical for attorneys.

We have created a list of tips to help you stay successful while social distancing and maintain a sense professionalism.

Whether it’s just acknowledging a coworker or greeting a friend, every conversation is tinged with a sense of uncertainty and I blame the loss of smiles.

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

While there have been a lot of perks to working from home for both employees and companies, there are benefits to engaging at the office.

We came up with several solutions that we hope can help us all prevent things that keep us from our most productive selves.

we compiled a short list of the essential items you should be getting with your virtual membership to make working from home easier all the time, not just during a pandemic.

Because of the need for constant professionalism and a long list of ethics that comes with law practices, we’ve put together some tips for attorneys on how to most effectively utilize social media.

At Engage, we build a community within our office space that creates networking opportunities between law firms, but during quarantine it can be difficult for any office to maintain that sense of togetherness so we have created a list of our five favorite legal blogs.