The Law Offices of George Ward & Associates - 1001 Brickell Bay Drive, Miami, FL
The captivating young lawyer smiled, satisfied that and enthused that costs did not seem to be a concern for the, clearly criminal, party sitting in her expansive office. Dividing her attention appropriately between Nadya and Mykola, she began what seemed a rehearsed presentation on the services they provided and the costs - per month - of holding their firm on retainer which were quoted North of $150,000. Still for all appearances unconcerned with the price, Mykola calmly and confidently asked for the appropriate paperwork and whatever else would be needed, that they would consider the firm's offer. Nodding enthusiastically, smiling politely, Ms. McBeal pushed a button on her phone, asking the office administrator to bring her the necessary paperwork and contracts. Nik, with a knowing glance towards Mykola and Sheridan, politely asked for the restroom.
Shortly thereafter the blonde who had been working at the front desk came in, a polite smile for the team as she laid the paperwork on Ally's desk, nearly running into Nik as she left. The roguish gentleman stepped aside to let her pass, meeting Mykola's eyes with an almost imperceptible nod before taking is place at the international arms dealer's side.
OOC:
*Sigh* ... the DR still really loves Nik. Both Sheridan and Mykola can be almost 100% confident that Nik has pilfered a card key. And since there didn't seem to be any sort of disturbance you could assume successfully without notice.
Security - It was noticed that there are cameras in the parking deck, corridors, elevators, and (could be assumed in the stairwells).
No cameras in the law offices. There is/was an alarm panel for the law office and a casual look would indicate motion sensors (so standard security alarm system basically). Door to get into the law office (at least the storefront entrance you came through) was card key access locks while the individual offices are standard keyed locks.