Solo and Small Firms
Mar. 18, 2009
Laid-Off Attorneys Find a Home in Short-Term Office Space Leases
With the down economy, laid-off lawyers are eager to start over in solo practices with space that doesn't require long-term leases but still offers some law firm cachet.
Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN DIEGO - Deborah Davidson, regional manager of Barrister Executive Suites Inc. knows that when her business is booming the economy is likely tanking. And, these days, the phones are ringing and the coffers are ca-chinging. "We feel the blip in the economy first, and we react quickly," Davidson said during an interview in the company's Carmel Valley office near San Diego. "After layoffs, we get a lot o...
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