Ethics/Professional Responsibility,
Law Practice
Mar. 8, 2024
Risks for practitioners sharing office space
The potential pitfalls of sharing office space with other professionals or attorneys, and how to avoid misleading clients, breaching confidentiality, or facing vicarious liability due to another attorney’s conduct.
Operating a law practice can be expensive. Considering staff salaries, leasing office space, filing fees, maintaining IT systems, and office supplies, the costs can rack up quickly. For this reason, some practitioners soften the blow by starting law firms with partners who share the costs. However, with the increase in hybrid working arrangements and the evolution of the legal field, some solo practitioners have explored sharing office space with other professionals ...
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