As law firms begin setting up offices in the metaverse, a surprising benefit is emerging for attorneys dealing with sensitive cases where a client might want some anonymity, at least in the initial stages of approaching an attorney.

The ability for a user to walk up to a metaverse law office as an avatar offers an opportunity to gauge if an attorney is right for them before committing—or revealing information that may be emotionally distressing or traumatizing—opening up a new frontier for client retention.

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