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Welcome to Ethical-ish, a podcast for lawyers and legal consumers. We are pulling back the curtain on what makes a modern law firm ethical (or not!) Whether you’re the average American interested in practical takeaways on what to look for in a law firm that will prioritize you, or an attorney searching for the latest guidance on legal ethics, Ethical-ish is your go-to resource. Here, you’ll find leading legal minds offering insights, stories, and frank discussions about transparency and integrity in law practices. We’ll examine the serious, the practical, and even the entertaining nuances of modern legal ethics, including the intersection of legal ethics and technology. And we’ll do it all against the backdrop of today’s most pressing – and compelling – headlines. Listen in from start to finish: Ethical-ish. Sponsored by Case Status, the leading client engagement software for law firms. We make client engagement easy. Produced and Powered by LawPods, podcast marketing that converts prospects and drives revenue.
Unknown Host hosts Ethical-ish, a business show with 16 episodes published.
When a client loses trust in their attorney, it's almost never because of one wrong answer. It's because the firm shows up inconsistently. In this episode of Ethical-ish, host Paul Bamert sits down with Jerry Zhou , CEO
Lawyers love to talk about how hard they fight and how much they’ve won. But does that market their firm? Gyi Tsakalakis suggests a different strategy. “It is a service business. So, the service that you deliver to – and
Jeff Robbins still remembers the emotion and feelings he had when his mother passed after open heart surgery. The surgeon consoled him as her situation worsened: "I'm going to treat your mom like she's my mom." That was
He’s not a lawyer – and that’s exactly what gives Shawn Lehocky a unique perspective on law firms. “I get to see a lot of different aspects of running the business of a law firm,” Shawn explains to host Paul Bamert. As t
Arizona became the first state to allow non-attorney ownership of law firms, but has the feared apocalypse arrived? Travis Meltzer, founder of Valley Injury Law, joins host Paul Bamert to share his frontline perspective
Immigration case law and policy is changing at a breakneck speed, and Ruby Powers is on the front lines. “I think there's been 400 to 500 policy changes in the last nine months. Some of them are really big. Even small on
Podcasting live from the main stage at the Client Experience Summit 2025 in historic Charleston, SC, host Paul Bamert brings together a diverse CLE panel to explore the intersection of artificial intelligence, ethics, an
Ken Hardison calls himself “old as dirt” but is most certainly on the cutting edge of “what’s next.” Although he no longer runs his own firm, he helps hundreds of attorneys and firms plan for the “what’s next” in the pra
This episode is a frank look at how outdated communication puts your firm—and clients—at risk. Whether you call it “cybersecurity,” “cyberliability," or “network security,” it’s risk and “it’s scary,” says Mike Shea, pre
In this episode of Ethical-ish, we explore the increasingly blurred line between healthcare privacy and legal ethics — and the very real risks that come with it. Paul Bamert is joined by George Bessenyei and Tiffanny Ang
Ryan McKeen and Brittany Green from Best Era reveal why communication is still the #1 bar complaint against attorneys—and what it indicates about your practice. With host Paul Bamert, they argue that poor client communic
Research shows that mental illnesses are common in the United States, affecting tens of millions of people each year. Estimates suggest that only half of people with mental illnesses receive treatment. No surprise, attor
The personal injury lawyer’s billboard may say, “Millions Won!,” but how much did the client net? Complicated tax scenarios could tell a different story about what was really “won.” In this episode, Jeremy Babener descri
Since 2020, 750,000 law firms have been cyber-attacked. That statistic explains why the ethics courses that Constance Anastopoulo teaches at Charleston School of Law and UCLA School of Law are so relevant. While some pri
Seth Price, a lawyer who founded the legal marketing firm BluShark Digital, reveals marketing practices that keep lawyers out of “hot water.” With host Paul Bamert, Seth discusses avoiding misleading claims, adhering to
Welcome to Ethical-ish, a podcast for lawyers and legal consumers. We are pulling back the curtain on what makes a modern law firm ethical (or not!) Whether you’re the average American interested in practical takeaways o
Gyi Tsakalakis
Attorneys, Inc.
1 appearance on this show
Ruby Powers
Board-certified immigration attorney, law professor, author · Powers Law Group
1 appearance on this show
Brian Page
Chief Legal Officer and practicing attorney · Automation Group
1 appearance on this show
Ken Hardison
Lessons in Law Firm Growth from the Millionaire Maker · PILMMA
1 appearance on this show
Ryan McKeen
Connecticut Personal Injury Lawyer & Law Firm CEO · Best Era
1 appearance on this show
Seth Price
Managing Partner · BluShark Digital
1 appearance on this show
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