It’s very practical: if a client has problems in other areas of law, there are other legal professionals right outside my door that can help the client.

It’s in a good location, central and right off the highway and the boardroom is the cherry on top.

On you own, you have to do administrative things, which takes away from your practice, but I don’t have to do any of that because Wolf Law Chambers solves that, giving me more time.

I like having an office [outside the home]. I enjoy coming in to work. I found I did my best work when in the environment where people were doing the same thing. Otherwise I would have done the virtual option.

One of my favourite features is the mailing services because I used to do everything on my own but the fact that the little things are taken care of, it helps me out a lot.

I have my own business but can also fulfill the need to have other professionals around me – to talk about work, exchange opinions, brainstorm, get advice or just a quick social chat.

The availability of a virtual office was a possibility I hadn’t considered before. But I appreciated the flexibility it provided.

There’s nothing else around that will offer you the community of lawyers which is important. Because the alternative is to rent an office space on your own and you become very inward looking.

As a litigator, I’m either serving or being served so having a receptionist here and a process server accessible to me with courier already set up and postage…is so beneficial for me.

Every client I’ve had has commented about how nice the office is. It’s very classy and professional.