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Over the last two months, attorneys across the country have been forced to adjust to this “new normal” due to COVID-19. Though some may be accustomed to this new work-from-home lifestyle, it’s important during this period of uncertainty to use time wisely and productively to better serve not only your clients but yourself.
COVID-19 has disrupted the world beyond predictions, and no sector has been exempt from the upheaval. As a result, a large proportion of firms are expecting to make a claim for business disruption in some form.
It’s crucial to protect your business assets if you want to stay afloat in a crisis. Without a proper asset protection plan, you run the risk of losing your business and your wealth to creditors, debt collectors, and lawsuits.
As the UK's lockdown measures ease, the government is looking to restart its contact tracing efforts – but the app they're built on looks far from ready for release.
The traditional network of advice and support that surrounds business leaders has broken down. How has the role of a lawyer changed during this crisis, and what can be learned from the new status quo?
As many COVID-19 lockdown measures come to a close, states are starting to open back up businesses such as law offices. People are anxious to get back to normal. But the virus is still an enormous risk, and it’s important to ensure that you and your clients stay healthy.
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