Lawyers Gone Ethical

Send any ethics questions that you’d like me to address in a future episode. Reach me at megan@zaviehlaw.com or Tweet me @zaviehlaw   Lawyers no longer have to fear ethics constraints when crafting a law practice that truly reflects their lifestyle desires and needs. It’s possible to build a practice that provides flexibility and fulfillment while allowing lawyers to provide legal services in the way that they choose.  I’m joined by Melissa Hall of Smol Law, a primary legal care practice in Seattle, Washington. Melissa shares how she’s innovating with her law practice without fear of ethics. What We Discuss in This Episode: How Melissa took an old school practice and brought it into modern day Why it’s important for lawyers to actually care about the work that they do Aside from providing counseling and advice, how Melissa is using her network to help clients find other lawyers How Melissa is able to implement innovative practices Why lawyers rarely stop and think about what they really want out of their car