What does it take to build a law firm around purpose, compassion, and meaningful advocacy?
In this episode of Care Sandwich, host Margarita Eberline, founder of Marketing Boss, sits down with Laci Hamilton, founder of Hamilton Law, a personal injury and disability attorney, professor, and author.
Laci shares her journey from working as a legal secretary to becoming an attorney and eventually launching her own law firm. She discusses why disability law became such purposeful work for her, the importance of treating clients with empathy and care, and her vision for expanding disability advocacy nationwide.
She also shares why she wrote a practical guide for attorneys and disability advocates and how education can help more professionals enter the disability space and serve people who need knowledgeable, compassionate representation.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
How Laci built her career in personal injury and disability law
Why compassion and empathy matter in legal advocacy
How she is building Hamilton Law around trust and integrity
Her vision for a nationwide disability practice
Why she chose to share her expertise through her book and future educational programs
How attorneys can expand their impact by educating and empowering other advocates
This conversation is about more than building a successful law firm—it’s about using your expertise to give people a voice and creating an impact that extends beyond the cases you personally handle.