Elder Law Group PLLC has moved its office to 711 W. Indiana, Ste. 102, says Lynn St. Louis, owner.
The firm, which previously had been located at 207 W. Nora, about a half mile east of the new office, moved to accommodate business growth, says St. Louis.
"We were running out of space," she says. "The idea is, as we continue to grow, there will be more office space available to us so we can keep our growth continuing."
The firm employs 11 people, all full time. About three years ago, the practice had two employees, St. Louis and a receptionist, she says.
Last year, Law Firm 500 recognized Elder Law Group as the 44th fastest-growing firm in the nation, she says.
Along with the 1,200 square feet the law firm occupies in the main-floor suite on Indiana Avenue, it also leases about 1,700 square feet of space on the building's second floor and hopes to expand to the entire 3,400-square-foot floor, St. Louis says.
Elder Law Group focuses exclusively on elder law, which includes asset protection, estate planning, and long-term care planning. The firm also has an office in Kennewick, Wash.
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