IT for law firms
Law office move IT: cabling, cameras, and cutover
Move-in week is when firms discover the network was an afterthought. For a law office move, we handle managed IT plus cabling, cameras, fiber, and telecom, so the practice opens with a working floor.
- Serving Los Angeles
- Business IT since 1998
- Remote first, on-site when needed
What we handle
- Network cabling and drops
- Cameras and wiring
- Telecom and fiber paths
- Microsoft 365 and backups for the new space
- On-site cutover support
How it works
- We look at the officeNetwork, backups, Microsoft 365, and how the office runs.
- We put the structure inSecurity, encryption, infrastructure, and a restore path.
- You call a technicianRemote first. On-site when that is what it takes.
Plan the law office move before the lease is signed
A law office move is a deadline project. Internet lines, cabling, and phones take longer than furniture. When IT is planned late, attorneys open the new office without a working network.
What’s included
What we handle in a law office move:
- A walk-through of the new space before build-out
- Network cabling, drops, and a clean equipment closet
- Fiber and internet orders placed early
- Business WiFi with WPA2 and WPA3 security for staff and a separate guest network
- Cameras and wiring
- Microsoft 365, backups, and printers ready on day one
- On-site cutover support on move day
How we start
- Meet early and review the floor plan
- Order internet and plan cabling and the closet
- Pre-stage the network and test before move day
- Be on-site for cutover and the first morning
WiFi built for confidential work
Guest WiFi should never share a network with matter files. We set up staff WiFi with WPA2 and WPA3 security, kept separate from the guest network. The Wi-Fi Alliance explains why WPA3 is stronger than older WiFi security.
Do not forget the old office
Old drives, copiers, and servers can hold client data. Plan how each device is wiped or destroyed before the law office move ends.
FAQ
When should we call you before a law office move?
As early as you can, so cabling, fiber, and telecom are planned for the new space.
Do you install cameras?
Yes. Cameras and wiring are part of the job, along with network cabling and drops.
Will you be there on move day?
Yes. We provide on-site cutover support.
How early should we call before a law office move?
As soon as you have a likely space. Internet lines can take weeks to install.
Can you work with our landlord’s contractors?
Yes. We coordinate cabling and the equipment closet with the build-out team.
What happens to old computers and copiers?
We help you plan wiping or destruction, so client data does not leave with them.
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