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Of all the professions perhaps it is the lawyers for whom the need of privacy is the primary critical requirement. The nature of their work makes client confidentiality a key requirement for any coworking space to be mindful and offer. 50% of the Law industry in US is solo attorneys and small firms who not only find many office facilities expensive but also having to juggle between courts, legal hubs, government offices and often need office for an afternoon or somewhere near the courts and hubs they often have to visit once in a while. Lawyers also collaborate the most, especially when their clients need legal advice from domain other than their own, having fellow lawyers under the same roof helps. Additionally requirements such as paralegal support, disposition rooms are specific to lawyers only requirements and it is not always worthwhile for a coworking space to provide these. Hence often lawyer centric coworking spaces are founded by lawyers themselves or mushroom out of existing law firms with extra space.
1 Engage: Workspace for Lawyers: Dallas, US. An attorney only partner level independent lawyers coworking space, Engage has space for 60 attorneys on the 10th floor of Campbell Centre across from North Park mall and SMU. Conveniently located from downtown courts and Lakewood and other localities where lawyers live it is a coworking hub for attorneys to meet, collaborate, refer business and feel part of a coworking community form the legal profession. The coworking space is truly tailored to attorney requirements and private offices, 24/7 access for those urgent tasks, the much-needed garage parking and other office facilities including CLEs and practice development training. Engage coworking space offers two type of memberships, a virtual membership at $350 per month and private office memberships ranging from $650- $1575 per month. They also offer a range of 100 square feet internal offices and corner office spread over up to 400 square feet.
2 Enrich Coworking Community for Lawyers: San Diego, CA, US. Founded by the duo team of Amanda Allen, an attorney, along with Christy Heiskala from marketing, sales and business development background. It is a thriving community housed with lawyers from real estate, appeals and writs attorney, employment law, estate planning, trust and probate law, business, immigration, consumer protection, civil litigation and environmental law. They provide both private offices and dedicated desks which come with secure file storage. They also offer mail handling, opportunity to rent a conference room, meeting room, member profile on the website with promotions, assigned personal parking space. They offer five types of memberships starting with basic mail handling at $99 per month, to part-time coworking for those who need an office occasionally, to full-time coworking desk membership and private offices at the top end.
3 King Law Chambers: Toronto, Canada. Perhaps the pioneer in the coworking space for lawyers, King Law Chambers was established as early as 2010. It has a big community of 60 lawyers who believe in collaboration, in a coworking space which is tailored to lawyers needs. They also have a satellite office in York, and all members have the option to work from either coworking space. They offer both coworking desks and private offices including daily rental option. Additional value add offering on-demand services, such as trained legal support. Members can also bring in their legal assistants and articling students and have to pay for only the desk space for them. King Law Chambers also offers social media promotion marketing services to promote lawyer’s practices. Offering multiple packages, they extend this service to non-members as well.
4 Chisel Space, Coworking space for lawyers: Washington DC, US. Co-located with FH+H legal firm, Chisel space focusses in serving part-time and full-time solo lawyers, member of small Law firms, telecommunicating or travelling lawyer. They see themselves as a lawyers coworking community rather than an office space and hence focus on networking along with events. Apart from flexible and reserved coworking desks, they also offer private offices, three conference rooms, phone booths (not as unusual as it sounds), conference rooms package tailored to dispositioning and huddle rooms.
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