Jagadish Baliga N

I work out of Maruthi Nilaya, which is located at number 25 on 4th Cross, Sampige Road. This part of Malleshwaram is always crowded and full of energy. My office is a small, quiet spot compared to the noise of the main road outside. I have been practicing here for years, and the walls are lined with books and old folders that have seen better days. It is a one-person kind of operation for the most part, though I have someone helping me with the filing now and then. People usually find me by word of mouth because I don’t do any advertising. They just walk in or call to see if I’m available. The building is an older style house that has been converted into work spaces. It has that specific smell of old paper and ink. I spend most of my time reading through documents or meeting with people who need some advice or help with their paperwork. There is no waiting room with a TV or fancy magazines, just a few plastic chairs in the hallway. I like the routine of coming here every morning, grabbing a coffee from the stall nearby, and seeing who drops by. It is a very traditional way of doing things, but it works for me and the people who live around Sampige Road every day.