It seems like a good idea. Two or three attorneys decide to share the expenses of a law office to maximize their return on each of their separate law practices. So, they share the same office, have a common receptionist, and share the costs of office supplies and related operational expenses. It could be that some sublet space from another, but the effect is that they share expenses.
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