n Episode 168 of Sports ’N Torts, I sit down with Zach Meeks, founder of Meeks Impact Law, to talk about building a law firm with purpose, community impact, and the lessons learned along the way. Zach shares his unique path from Progressive claims adjuster to personal injury lawyer, why he invested in branding and culture from day one, and how his values shape his practice.

The conversation also dives into Zach’s community work with The Fort Foster Care, his creative approach to marketing and social media, and the importance of collaboration and co-counseling in the legal profession. Of course, it wouldn’t be Sports ’N Torts without some sports talk — Zach, a die-hard Alabama fan, previews the upcoming Georgia vs. Alabama showdown and reflects on life after Nick Saban. Listeners will also enjoy lighter moments, including bourbon stories, golf talk, and Zach’s infamous “Windermere Wedge.”

Topics Covered:

-Zach’s journey from claims adjuster at Progressive to launching his own PI firm

-Why he branded his firm “Impact Law” and the importance of community service

-Building culture, hiring, and leading with authenticity

-Social media marketing, word-of-mouth referrals, and co-counsel collaboration

-Charity spotlight: The Fort Foster Care and its mission to keep siblings together in Forsyth County foster care

-Golf, bourbon, and the “Windermere Wedge”

-Alabama football after Nick Saban and a full preview of the UGA vs. Alabama game (9/27)

Key Quote: “I wanted to leave a legacy larger than just my legal work. I wanted to make a positive impact on my employees, my community, and the legal profession.” – Zach Meeks

As always, this episode is powered by the J. Stein Law Firm – a personal injury law firm in Atlanta, GA – www.jsteinlawfirm.com