Barrister Executive Suites, Inc.

I was at Santa Monica but I want to say how helpful and understanding that Jaqueline is.
Thank you so much Barister Suites!!!

We have been tenants with Barrister for over 15 years. We are very happy with their staff and management. They are professional and polite. They greet our clients, answer our phones timely and professonally. We have nothing but good things to say about Barrister in Beverly Hills.

We have been renting from barristers suites for years now. I am truly grateful for all the helpful staff. The secretaries at the front desk the management and managers are helpful and understanding. They take care of our mail and all office packages and clients. I also like the fact that they have a tenant appreciation breakfast once every week. Truly awesome. The management have worked with us in accommodation our needs as a tenant in an understanding and unique way. Looking forward in continuing to the Partnership.

I am a long time tenant with Barrister’s Executive Suites who, for most of my tenancy provided me excellent service to maintain virtual space at a good price. It’s a great option to save money on expensive space. My review in general was tainted by the behavior of several mid level management personnel who engaged in some highly vindictive behavior when I gave notice to terminate my tenancy. Initially I warned people to stay away from Barrister’s but thanks to the intervention of upper management who handled the situation very professionally my view of the organization has been changed and generally recommend them.

I have used barrister for 3 years for my small law firm. In 3 years, I have never once been late making rent payments, I have maintained a positive and jovial relationship with the staff and I have otherwise been an exemplary tenant. After a bank error that caused my rent to go out 9 days late, I received a threatening letter from management saying that they would kick me out and return all of my mail to sender — within the WEEK (something that could greatly complicate my law practice) if I didn’t make the $ 150 payment. They sent this letter DESPITE the fact that I had already emailed them, explained the error, and immediately resent payment.
Funniest thing, they were over 3 months late returning a $ 200 refund due to my office last year but did I threaten to sue for breach of contract? Of course not. Because I know a little something about running a business and staying on good terms with your clients and vendors. I plan on looking for a new place to rent from. Common sense, people. And the golden rule. I had to call no less than 6 times, email just as many times, and personally hound their staff for the return of the $ 200. It was borderline absurd. But I’m a week or so late for the FIRST TIME in 3 years and you start throwing around words like «breach.» If I treated my clients that way, I wouldn’t have any.