A Seattle law firm running an education channel for other attorneys, cut as short-form.
Working with Hemmat Law Group
Hemmat Law Group is a law firm in Seattle, Washington. Alongside the legal work they run an education channel aimed at other attorneys, covering the business side of running a practice rather than the law itself.
They came to the team first, with no pitch or application from our side. The relationship started on Fiverr and moved almost immediately to a direct contract signed with the firm's COO, and the work was briefed by their own marketing team rather than left to us to interpret.
The work was short-form vertical video cut from talking-head footage, on the unglamorous parts of running a law firm: scope creep, clients who do not pay, the hidden costs draining a practice, the bottlenecks that stall a small firm. Six of them are on this page. Across the engagement the finished content ran past 250 hours.
It ended when the firm moved content production in-house. That was a decision about where they wanted production to sit rather than anything to do with the work, and the feedback through the engagement was consistently positive.
The part worth noting is what it taught. Legal content has a specific bar: credible without being stiff, clear without being dry, and consistent enough that every piece looks like it came from the same firm. Hundreds of hours of it is a different kind of practice from a one-off brand video, and it is the reason professional services work is what this team is strongest at.
