Megan Zavieh, Contribuor at Attorney at Work

Megan Zavieh

Megan Zavieh

Megan Zavieh is the creator and author of “The Playbook: The California Bar Discipline System Practice Guide.” At Zavieh Law, she focuses her practice exclusively on attorney ethics, providing representation to attorneys facing disciplinary action and guidance on questions of legal ethics. Megan is admitted to practice in California, Georgia, New York and New Jersey, as well as in multiple federal courts and the U.S. Supreme Court. She podcasts on Lawyers Gone Ethical, blogs on ethics at California State Bar Defense and tweets @ZaviehLaw.

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Growing Girls: Opening Our Professional World to the Next Generation

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Lawyers’ Duty to Google: Not Changing Anytime Soon

Understanding Electronic Discovery: Not Just for Biglaw

Beyond Solo: Growing Your Practice Ethically in 2019

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Ethically Outsourcing Social Media Management

Overcoming Fear of Success Through Ethical Safeguards

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Can You Relocate Without Taking a New Bar Exam?

How Tribes Can Power Your Law Practice

Attorney Discipline Matters: A Fool for a Client?

Creative Goal Setting for Improving Your Solo Practice

Spring Cleaning, Solo Style

Crushing the Intimidation Factor in Your To-Do Items

Differentiating Yourself from Less Ethical Competitors

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Ethics Case for Attorney Retreats

Ethics of Lead Generation Services

Finding Passion to Find Balance

Outsourcing for Ethics Compliance

Solo Lawyers: Where Is Your Office?

What Exactly Is “The File”?

Solos: Networking Against Your Grain

Cautionary Tales of Personal Burnout

Who Needs to Know I Got Sanctioned?

Finding Work-Life Balance as a Solo: Ethics Tips

Recovery After Bar Discipline

When the Privilege Waiver Is Unclear

Keeping Better Notes

Small Matters: I Never Said I Would Do That

You’re Not Hired! Rules of Non-Engagement (Letters)

Attorney Misconduct — Time to Tattle?

Credit Cards: Worth It to Work It Out

Attorney Discipline: Does Time in Practice Count?

Random Trust Account Audits: Latest Wave of Regulator Concern

Ethics Watch: Alien Status and Bar Admission

Cloud Computing and the NSA: The U.K. Weighs In

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