Q: Dear Ethics Lawyer, With technology becoming more robust, I’ve gotten very comfortable with remote work, and clients do not seem to care where I am as long as I am responsive to them. We’ve recently purchased a vacation home in another state, and based on my experience, I’d like to spend substantial amounts of time working from that vacation home. I am not licensed to practice in that state, but I do not plan to open an office there or to seek or serve any clients in that state. All of the client relationships I currently serve are centered in states where I am licensed or I have appropriate local counsel. Is this plan viable?