Lawbank

What Lawbank does

LawBank, Inc. is a Denver-based shared office and coworking operator founded in 2012 that leases attorney-only workspace to independent lawyers and small law firms across two physical locations: LawBank CoBo at 3900 E Mexico Ave and LawBank City Park at 1800 Gaylord St. The product is essentially a physical workplace platform — private offices, mini suites, reserved cubicles, and open co-working areas — bundled with receptionist services, phone booths, high-speed broadband, premium conference rooms, secure shredding, on-site file storage, and an SEO-optimized hosted web page for each member.

Beyond physical space, LawBank positions itself as a curated legal ecosystem: a referral network spanning 90+ practice areas with 100+ attorney members, the CAMP Solo and Small Firm Mentoring Circle run jointly with the Colorado Bar Association, and the Solo Practice Grant Program offering graduates of the University of Denver Sturm College of Law and the University of Colorado Law School steeply discounted 12-month memberships in exchange for pro bono work. A secondary revenue line is subleasing services that match large law firms with surplus office capacity (e.g., Fennemore Craig) to vetted independent attorneys.

LawBank is privately held by founders Jordan Deifik (Chairman/CEO of Bastion, a real estate consultancy) and Jay F. Kamlet (a 30-year Colorado real estate attorney formerly a partner at Brownstein Hyatt Farber & Schreck, Arent Fox, and Lathrop & Gage). The company is not venture-backed and operates on subscription monthly rentals for workspace plus managed-services fees for subleasing arrangements; pricing is quote-based and not publicly disclosed. Other monetization-adjacent assets include continuing legal education programming, including a December 2025 'AI for Transactional Lawyers' CLE series, and member access to billing, bookkeeping, admin, and paralegal services through a partnership with Watson.

Name

Lawbank

Legal name

LawBank, Inc.

Website

https://law-bank.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2012

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

LawBank operates attorney-only shared office workspace in Denver, serving 100+ independent lawyers and small firms across 90+ practice areas with coworking, referral networking, mentoring, and subleasing services.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

Denver

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices2 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D

Revenue model

1. Office Space Rental: Monthly rental of private offices, suites, and open workspaces at two Denver locations. Provides 24/7 access to workspaces, meeting rooms, reception services, and professional amenities for independent lawyers and small firms at competitive rates.
2. Subleasing Services for Large Firms: Real estate solutions helping large law firms maximize existing office footprints and offset overhead costs by connecting them with vetted, high-quality tenants through LawBank's network.
3. Solo Practice Grant Program: Steeply discounted office access for graduating DU and CU Law students, allowing new lawyers to start independent practices at reduced rates in exchange for pro bono work commitments.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels6 records

Core offering

LawBank rents private offices, suites, and open coworking space to independent lawyers and small law firms across two Denver locations, providing 24/7 workspace access, receptionist services, conference rooms, secure shredding, and high-speed internet. Beyond physical office services, it operates a curated attorney-only community with case referrals, mentoring circles, CLE programming, and a Solo Practice Grant Program for new law graduates, plus subleasing solutions for large firms with surplus space.

Product overview

LawBank is the premier shared office space provider for independent lawyers and small law firms in Denver, Colorado. The company offers two primary locations (LawBank CoBo and LawBank City Park) providing flexible workspace options including private offices, suites, and co-working spaces with professional amenities. Beyond physical office solutions, LawBank operates as a collaborative legal ecosystem offering attorney-to-attorney case referral networks, CLE programs, the CAMP Solo and Small Firm Mentoring Circle, and a Solo Practice Grant Program. Additional services include subleasing solutions for large law firms and access to administrative services through strategic partnerships. The network serves independent practitioners and small firms seeking professional workspace alongside collaborative community benefits.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• LawBank CoBo (Office Location) South Denver coworking and private office location at 3900 E Mexico Ave, Suite 300, Denver, CO, featuring 5 conference rooms, phone booths, staffed reception, high-speed copiers, WiFi, security system, kitchen, lounge and cafe area, and parking garage.
• LawBank City Park (Office Location) Central Denver coworking and private office location at 1800 Gaylord St, Denver, CO, featuring front patio, 2 conference rooms, brick construction with interior wood details, 3 stories with multiple offices and storage, located 1 block from City Park and minutes from downtown courts.
• Shared Office Space for Lawyers (Membership) Flat-rate monthly membership granting independent lawyers and small firms access to private offices, suites, and open co-working areas with 24/7 access, phone booths, locked file storage, high-speed broadband/WiFi, receptionist services, conference rooms, and a copy center.
• Attorney Referral Network Built-in attorney-to-attorney case referral and co-counsel network connecting members across 90+ legal practice areas, enabling referrals, co-counsel arrangements, mentoring, contracting relationships, and collaborative business development.
• CLE Programs Free and discounted Continuing Legal Education programs for members, including ethics series and AI-focused programming such as the 'AI for Transactional Lawyers' series, plus business advisory and wellness programming.
• CAMP Solo and Small Firm Mentoring Circle Limited-group mentoring circle offered with the Colorado Bar Association's Solo and Small Firm Practice Section through the Colorado Attorney Mentoring Program (CAMP), facilitating personal sharing and development of strong professional relationships among solo and small firm attorneys.
• Solo Practice Grant Program 12-month discounted office membership for graduating students of DU Sturm College of Law and CU Law School, including full amenities, receptionist support, private work rooms, conference rooms, mentorship, and collaboration opportunities, in exchange for pro bono commitments.
• Subleasing Services for Large Law Firms Real estate intermediary service matching large law firms with vetted, non-competing independent attorney tenants to fill surplus office space, helping firms maximize existing footprints and offset overhead costs.
• Watson Administrative Services (Add-on via Partnership) Member-access add-on service providing billing, bookkeeping, administrative, and paralegal support through strategic alliance with Watson, supplementing LawBank's core workspace and community offerings.

Quantifiable outcome

• Over 100 attorneys served across 90+ legal practice areas since 2012
• +2 more outcomes

Named customers5 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

AI capability2 records

Feature3 records

Partnerships

Seven partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• University of Denver Sturm College of LawcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2013Innovative partnership allowing graduating DU law students the opportunity to start their own law practice in a collaborative setting at a steeply discounted price through the Solo Practice Grant Program. Recipients gain full access to LawBank property and amenities, mentorship, educational and collaboration opportunities.
• University of Colorado Law SchoolcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2013Partnership allowing graduating CU Law students the opportunity to start their own law practice at discounted rates through the Solo Practice Grant Program with access to professional workspace and mentorship.
• Legal Entrepreneurs for Justice (LEJ)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerLawBank donates its space to house LEJ attorneys and administration. This incubator starts socially conscious law firms that help fill the access to justice gap by providing legal services in areas like immigration, family law, and criminal defense.
• Handle Bar IncubatorminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership with Nevada-based legal incubator supporting access to justice initiatives and new lawyer development.
• Center for Legal InclusivenessminorOthersProfessional membership organization supporting diversity and inclusion in the legal profession. LawBank recognized by CLI with 2020 Inclusiveness@Work Award.
• CO WOLF (Women Owned Law Firms)minorOthersLawBank is a proud sponsor of the WOLF program (Colorado Women Owned Law Firms), providing support to female entrepreneurs in the Colorado legal field.
• Association of Legal Administrators - Mile High ChapterminorOthersProfessional membership for legal administrators supporting the Colorado legal community.

Scale indicators6 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Broad incumbents

• Industrious: Industrious is a premium coworking operator offering private offices, suites, and shared amenities in major US cities. It targets a similar premium professional-services segment to LawBank and competes for the same quality-sensitive independent-professional member.
• IWG (Regus / Spaces / HQ): IWG operates Regus, Spaces, HQ, and other flexible-office brands globally, providing coworking, virtual offices, and meeting rooms to professionals including legal practitioners. It is comparable to LawBank on flexible-workspace economics and on targeting professional-services tenants, but at far greater scale and global reach.
• Office Evolution: Office Evolution operates a US franchise network of flexible office and coworking locations focused on small businesses, professionals, and entrepreneurs. Its member profile and service mix (private offices, virtual office, receptionist) substantially overlap with LawBank, although it is broader in segment and franchise-driven.
• WeWork (The We Company): WeWork is the largest global coworking operator with thousands of locations serving small businesses and professionals. While not lawyer-specific, it competes broadly for the same member base and offers comparable amenities (phone booths, conference rooms, reception), making it the principal broader incumbent against which LawBank must differentiate.

Others

• LiquidSpace: LiquidSpace operates an online marketplace for flexible workspace (coworking, meeting rooms, virtual offices) where LawBank spaces could in principle be listed. It is an ecosystem participant shaping the same buyer consideration set rather than a direct operator competitor.
• Clio: Clio is the leading legal practice-management software platform widely used by solo and small-firm lawyers — exactly the buyer persona LawBank targets. While not a workspace operator, Clio sits in the same vendor consideration set and is an adjacent ecosystem participant for the same customer.

Emerging players

• Serendipity Labs: Serendipity Labs offers flexible coworking and office space targeting professional services, financial services, and small-business tenants in multiple US metros. Its service model (private offices, shared workspace, meeting rooms, business services) and member profile closely parallel LawBank's positioning.
• Quest Workspaces: Quest Workspaces provides coworking and virtual office solutions, with reception and concierge services, to professionals including legal and financial practitioners in select US markets. Comparable to LawBank in service mix and target member, though smaller in scale and geographic spread.
• WorkBar: WorkBar operates coworking and shared-office locations serving professionals and small firms in the Boston metro. It is similar in scale and professional-services focus to LawBank, with comparable amenities, conference rooms, and event programming.

Direct peers

• Intelligent Office: Intelligent Office provides virtual offices, physical offices, and receptionist services specifically targeted at lawyers, accountants, and other professionals. It is the closest comparable to LawBank's model of professional-services office infrastructure with bundled amenities and call answering, and historically competed head-to-head with LegalCube-style lawyer coworking concepts in major US markets.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles2 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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