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Servcorp has revealed that New York City attorneys can now gain access to various coworking spaces and concierge services within its One World Trade Center location.
The coworking office will feature meeting rooms, phones, IT support, and a personal receptionist that aims to make working in Lower Manhattan more flexible.
Due to the private nature of most attorney work, the space emphasizes the importance of privacy through secure internet connection, soundproof phone booths, and confidential mail handling services.
“We are thrilled to offer this new coworking option for attorneys in New York City,” said Colleen Susini, Senior Vice President at Servcorp North America. “Our goal is to provide a secure and convenient space for legal professionals to work, meet, and collaborate. We believe that this program will be a valuable resource for the city’s legal community.”
Attorneys have been one of many professionals to embrace remote and hybrid working, taking their work on-the-go and utilizing flexible offices along the way.
To support this and address health safety, some coworking spaces have shifted away from the crowded, open office layout and started incorporating more private spaces to accommodate all workstyles.
