"Virtual office" not good enough in New Jersey

Law.com is reporting today that two court regulatory committees in New Jersey have concluded that "virtual offices" do not satisfy New Jersey's bona fide office rule. This could affect large numbers of New Jersey practitioners, who work from their homes but need someone to take their calls and a conference room to meet clients. The committees concluded that virtual offices violate Rule 1:21-1(a). The Committee's opinion is available here. To read the full story, go here.