Office Space for Law Firms, Steps From the Courts

For a Brooklyn litigation practice, location is not a lifestyle question. It is billable hours.

Our two buildings — 188 Montague Street and 32 Court Street — sit in the middle of Brooklyn's legal district. Kings County Supreme Court, Kings County Civil Court, the federal courthouse, and Borough Hall are all a walk, not a subway ride. Brooklyn Law School is around the corner. 32 Court Street sits on the corner directly across from the Supreme Court. When you are running between chambers, a filing deadline, and your desk three times in a day, the difference between a walk and a train ride adds up fast.

The space itself is built for how firms actually work. Full floors at 188 Montague are delivered built to suit, so you set the private-office ratio litigation requires rather than inheriting someone else's open plan. Ceilings run about thirteen feet. And every floor has tenant-controlled HVAC — which means when a partner is prepping for trial at eleven on a Sunday night, the air is on because you control it, with no overtime charge from the building.

We own both buildings and lease them directly. There is no broker between you and the decision-maker. If you want to know whether we will do a deal, you ask the person who can say yes.