The courts are still functioning and law firms are still open for business, even if rules are changing and many are working from home. While the new coronavirus pandemic is leading many firms to shift strategies to revenue-creating responses, how are lawyers holding up?
Firms that began prioritizing lawyer well-being through new programs, policies, and incentives like work-life programs and alternative hours targets before the crisis have most likely had a head start in responding to the pandemic.
According to a recent Bloomberg Law survey, large law firms are the ones who likely got this head start. ...
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