VLP Law Group featured in The Atlantic article “Do Lawyers Need Offices Anymore?”
Posted on Oct 9, 2016 in News5
VLP Law Group was featured in The Atlantic article “Do Lawyers Need Offices Anymore?”
The article noted that VLP Law Group is a successful young firm by just about all measures: It employs about 50 attorneys. Its business is growing, and it counts startups and Fortune 500 companies among its clients—some of them even Fortune 10 companies.
And its lawyers never go to an office.
The article then went on to characterize VLP as one of several “virtual” law firms that are seeking provide legal services on the level of a traditional firm’s while dispensing with office space and having their attorneys work remotely, whether from home, a coffee shop, or a co-working space. It noted that on top of saving firms money on rent and reducing the pressure lawyers feel to be constantly present in order to appear busy, this arrangement has another, more basic benefit: It’s making many lawyers’ lives better.
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