Cooley, a law firm known for its stable of technology industry clients, told its lawyers and staff via email Tuesday that it won’t require them to return to the office this year, but will eventually mandate vaccines for the coronavirus.
In an email sent early Tuesday morning by administrative and legal practice partner Mark Pitchford, and obtained by Bloomberg Law, Cooley said that it will not institute a mandatory return date or a minimum number of in-office days for those at the firm whose job duties permit remote work.
The firm is also requiring that by Labor Day, everyone working ...