Amata Law Office Suites Blog

Many attorneys who sign up for traditional law office space find themselves losing profit to pay for space they aren’t using. It's good for attorneys to keep in mind that shared law office spaces aren’t just for solo attorneys. Flexible space is good for every firm, at every stage.

Virtual offices are sweeping the nation, and if you’re looking to transition from brick-and-mortar into a virtual law firm your options are expanding. You’ve heard of WeWork and Regus but a new sector of virtual law firm providers is popping up.

As of January 1, 2020, all leases, including short-term leases, must be recorded on your company's balance sheet. What does the new Financial Accounting Standards Board standard mean for your business? Click through for an introduction to this complex new series of rules.

It’s important to know just what you’re getting with your office space provider before you sign on the line. We chose three major law office space providers in Chicago – WeWork, Regus and Amata – and broke down the differences to provide you better insight on where your firm might thrive best.

Small businesses are having a great couple of years, and they are continuing to be optimistic towards the future. If you’re one of the many experiencing growth in your business, and evaluating office space, don’t go straight to the realtor’s office. Instead embrace the varied options available thanks to continued demand for flexible, cost-efficient space for small businesses.

While being a telecommuter takes you out of the everyday hubbub you find in a traditional office space, it doesn’t restrict you from taking advantage of networking opportunities that can give you that face-to-face interaction you need, and also give you a leg up in growing your business.