While touring with various lineups as his own bandleader, he also continued to work as a member of other groups. After the release of "Deliver", Law joined the band Honkytonk Homeslice, and was a primary member and co-writer for their debut album "Honkytonk Homeslice", released on September 5, 2006 on Sci Fidelity Records. In late 2006 he was a featured electric guitarist on the track "Shine" by The String Cheese Incident, which was included on the album "On the Road: Travelogue, Summer 2006". Law's solo LP "Acoustic Collection" was released on May 9, 2008 on Volcano Underground. On September 30, 2008 a live recording of the song "Window", a collaboration called The Piano Throwers with Colorado bassist Tye North and Portland drummer Carlton Jackson, was included on the compilation "St. Jeffrey's Day – The Songs of Jeffrey Frederick, Vol. 1." While in Portland, North, a former member of the group Leftover Salmon, introduced Law to notable fiddler and composer Darol Anger, and for a short time Anger joined Law, North and Jackson to form a group called Strings for Industry. On February 4, 2009 Law self-released the full-length solo album "Living Room", and continued to tour in support of both his solo material and with musicians such as Tony Furtado and Darol Anger. On October 1, 2012 he released the extended play "Scott Law Reunion Band." It was recorded in the Southeast Portland pub the Goodfoot, where he and his backing band frequently perform. "Willamette Week" praised the improvisational aspect of the album, writing that "Scott Law is infamous in Portland for his ripping, old-school blues and honky-tonk guitar work and manic stage energy, which, naturally, means he's a singular live act." The review in particular praised the two original songs, but stated that the covers such as "Factory Girl" by the Rolling Stones and traditional pieces gave the album a "subdued" feel. The review further stated that "For those who have never seen Law's live show, the record is a good introduction. But for anyone who has heard the man shred in person, this isn’t representative of that experience." By 2013 Law and Anger were playing together in a band called Republic of Strings, spearheaded by Anger. They also continued to do gigs as a duo. He was a composer and guitarist on the track "Till I'm Blue" with Tim Bluhm, included on "Nicki Bluhm & the Gramblers " by Nicki Bluhm & the Gramblers in August 2013.