How the law firm works?

[Hi Im Hokes]

I have a couple of 50-seat offices full of lawyers, all 100% and producing negatives income.
Is there any point in opening any office in the game?

[refluent]

Originally posted by Hi Im Hokes:

I have a couple of 50-seat offices full of lawyers, all 100% and producing negatives income.
Is there any point in opening any office in the game?

i had a law firm at first but i didnt make any profit out of it. i changed it into web design with 5 / 6 designers and im only making 1.500 / 2.000 profit

[hankberube]

how many layers did u have

[richardbolito]

I have a law firm with 3 lawyers which is profitable. The profit is not outstanding but still apositive result.

[Hi Im Hokes]

Originally posted by hankberube:

how many layers did u have

50 Lawyer and 100% skill

[Hi Im Hokes]

I have 30 retail stores, but the big offices don't want to make a profit at all.

Monday - Saturday: 8-16

37% - Traffic index
100% - Marketing
87% - Promotions

100% - lawyer skill

[Agent J]

What is the demand in the neighborhood you have your law firm in?

[Hi Im Hokes]

Originally posted by Agent J:

What is the demand in the neighborhood you have your law firm in?

31% Midtown - but does anything matter?

The clothes are moving around 40%, but no matter how many stores I open, they generate turnover between approximately 70-120k.

[keithwkl]

I make sure I only hire lawyers with wage $70-90 (with the headhunter search), and I can get some profits out of the 10-seat and 22-seat offices Mon-Fri 8am-6pm (need to tune the sell price to 1.35x-1.5x depending on region). Earlier I was having like $120 wage on average and it was always losing money.

The developers are going to change the office customer logic in some future updates.

[Hi Im Hokes]

I do the same for the 50 offices, I also search for lawyers by headhunting, and then the HR people develop them.

I will try to increase the prices more.... just in case....

So far the offices don't seem very useful.

Thanks for the replies, but I'd be happy if a developer could respond to anything.

[ZedClampet]

Originally posted by Hi Im Hokes:

I do the same for the 50 offices, I also search for lawyers by headhunting, and then the HR people develop them.

I will try to increase the prices more.... just in case....

So far the offices don't seem very useful.

Thanks for the replies, but I'd be happy if a developer could respond to anything.

This has been the case since the previous update. They nerfed the hell out of it. I complained repeatedly when all my offices started losing money, but the developers don't think it's a problem, obviously.

The solution: don't have office businesses.

[ufotje]

Compared to retail offices aren't wourth the hassle, you'll generate a small income and office-workers are more likely to have insurance and other demands

[keithwkl]

Originally posted by ZedClampet:

Originally posted by Hi Im Hokes:

I do the same for the 50 offices, I also search for lawyers by headhunting, and then the HR people develop them.

I will try to increase the prices more.... just in case....

So far the offices don't seem very useful.

Thanks for the replies, but I'd be happy if a developer could respond to anything.

This has been the case since the previous update. They nerfed the hell out of it. I complained repeatedly when all my offices started losing money, but the developers don't think it's a problem, obviously.

The solution: don't have office businesses.

They replied in this thread that the calculations will be changing: https://steamcommunity.com/app/1331550/discussions/0/3817418065220908460/