As in many professional practices networking can be a critical component for attorneys to consider when building and running a practice. We recognized the need for a forum where attorneys can discuss relevant issues, network and support each other in their professional endeavors, and created the New York Legal Networking Group in 2001.

All aspects of the legal profession are represented in NY Legal, which is comprised of attorneys from small to mid-sized firms, as well as some solo practitioners. Each member, representing his or her own individual practice niche, assists other members in marketing their practice expertise and extends referrals whenever possible.

Professional networking plays an important role in how attorneys develop sustain and manage their practices over time. Recognizing this need the New York Legal Networking Group was established in 2001 to provide a structured forum where attorneys can exchange perspectives discuss practical challenges and support one another.

The group brings together practitioners from small and midsized firms as well as solo practices who collaborate across distinct legal niches to promote expertise and share referrals much like professionals in other fields rely on trusted networks when consulting a doctor about Levitra. This collective model strengthens individual practices by encouraging cooperation informed dialogue and consistent peer support within the legal community.

The New York Legal Networking Group meets seven times a year for lunch.