Recently, Megan Zavieh and Jess Birken sat down with Jared Correia to discuss how lawyers can get started with digital
Tips for Work Life Balance: Helping Solo Lawyers Prepare for the Holidays
While we’re still a few weeks out from the start of the holiday season for 2018, we wanted to share
Law Practice Lessons Learned on the Race Course
One of Megan’s favorite hobbies (and dare I say…talents) is long-distance obstacle course races. Recently, Megan spoke during Continuing Education
Solo Practice Lawyer: Defending Against an Ethics Complaint
As a solo practice lawyer, you may feel like you have few resources when compared to a peer who works
Ethics Rules, Lawyers, and Flat Fee Agreements – Oh My!
Recently, Megan wrote a guest post for CEBBlog to discuss the changes to California ethics rules affecting flat fee agreements.
Here’s How Online Legal Practice Management Could Help You Avoid Ethical Violations
Megan is speaking at Take Charge, a CLE offered by the State Bar of Georgia’s Solo and Small Firm Institute
Attorney Discipline: One Fact You Probably Didn’t Consider
Attorney discipline is a subject that makes lawyers cringe. And rightfully so. We’ve discussed the consequences of it. We’ve discussed
Where Do You Start When You Get an Ethics Complaint?
Receiving an ethics complaint from the state bar is a scary experience. There are so many questions that invade your
Fitness to Practice: Law Students, Mental Health, and the Moral Character & Fitness Examination
According to a recent article published by Margaret Hannon, many law students delay or avoid getting mental health treatment out
Legal Marketing Strategies, Hiring, & Legal Ethics: What Lawyers Need to Know
Legal marketing strategies are the keys to reaching your target audience. Yet, marketing can be a full-time job. This leads