Related Posts
What's a guilty pleasure you indulge in at work?
More Posts
Additional Posts in Small Law / Solos
Do solos get to write off pro bono work at all?
New to Fishbowl?
Download the Fishbowl app to
unlock all discussions on Fishbowl.
unlock all discussions on Fishbowl.




If preparation is needed for a hearing, deposition, or mediation, I always offer Zoom or an in-person meeting as options. I’ve found my clients are just as busy as I am, so, absent an emergency, it’s an inconvenience to meet in-person with all this technology available. I just try extra hard to get my clients to discuss their hobbies and weekend plans when I speak with them so they understand that I do care about more than just their case.
Occasional zoom meetings is fine. If client is happy, I wouldn’t worry about it. They probably don’t want to take the time either and might see a forced in person meeting literally only for face time as a hassle and annoyance. I don’t bother.