In today’s column, a lot of U.K. law firms fear for their 2020 profits because of Covid-19’s hit to their business; an Australian firm plans to close its London office and have its 200 workers there work permanently from home; the expected boom in bankruptcy cases stemming from the Covid-19 crisis could make eDiscovery lawyers’ work more difficult; Cozen O’Connor got five litigators from Akin Gump, including two new co-chairs for its class-action practice; a new cyber-security report argues the legal sector should be labeled critical to the national infrastructure; Quarles & Brady hired a former NBCUniversal chief privacy officer ...
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