Working In An Open Law Office

One of the great things about starting from scratch is getting to start from scratch.  Before we had an office, letterhead, or a phone number – we had each other.  Our firm is built on the belief in our team.

Our office is an extension of our belief in each other.  Meghan took the picture below. She posted it on twitter with the caption “best partners ever”.

Open Office Space

Working in an open office.

This picture was taken late in the afternoon. We had just gotten back from a mediation in the morning. A mediation that we had spent hundreds of hours preparing for. The case is high profile.

We are discussing what worked. What didn’t work. What needs to be done and how to do it. We are giving the case our best. We are arguing. In the process of arguing, we’re working to build the strongest argument possible for our case.

We don’t always agree. In fact, we often disagree. Disagreement is what happens whenever two or more lawyers are within speaking distance of each other.

Our firm mission is “to do great things”.

What we agree on is that walls between us are a barrier to doing great things.

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FreedMcKeen is a Hartford law firm.

 

Freed McKeen Proudly Sponsors “Race To Fill The Pantry”

Freed McKeen

I’m a Glastonbury River Runner. The Glastonbury River Runners are awesome.

On Sunday, the Glastonbury River Runners are putting on the Race To Fill the Pantry 2012. The race begins at 9:00 a.m. You can register online or in person at 7:30.

The course is fast. I set a Personal Best on it last year. The 2011 Race to Fill the Pantry was won by our contractor, Brian Nelson.

$5 from every registration fee will be donated to the Glastonbury Food Bank. Participants are also asked to donate a non-perishable food item, such as canned vegetables or soup, boxed stuffing etc. In 2011 the Glastonbury River Runners were able to donate over $1000 plus a trailer full of food to the town Food Bank.

We hope to see you there.

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