Brooke Moore | The Ins And Outs Of Running A Limited Scope Virtual Practice
On this week’s episode of the Wealthy Woman Lawyer Podcast, we speak with attorney Brooke Moore, Co-Founder of MyVirtual.Lawyer. MyVirtual.Lawyer provides legal solutions for clients and helps attorneys learn to practice virtual law. Their aim is to make quality legal help available to everyone everywhere, and this is done by bridging the gap between DIY and conventional legal service.
On this week’s episode of the Wealthy Woman Lawyer Podcast, we speak with attorney Brooke Moore, Co-Founder of MyVirtual.Lawyer. MyVirtual.Lawyer provides legal solutions for clients and helps attorneys learn to practice virtual law. Their aim is to make quality legal help available to everyone everywhere, and this is done by bridging the gap between DIY and conventional legal service.
“It really was a combination of trying to find something that fit my lifestyle, but also kind of throwing it out there as a let's see if this works. It ended up being very beneficial for clients and I felt like I was actually doing something meaningful and making sure that clients had access to at least some legal services that they may not otherwise be able to have access to,” said Brooke about starting a virtual practice.
We chat about Brooke’s journey, as well as:
- Limited scope representation
- Running a virtual practice and a day in the life of a virtual lawyer
- Communicating with and setting thorough expectations for virtual clients
- Drawbacks to working virtually
- And more
