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The last few months brought major disruptions to the practice of law throughout the country. Locking attorneys out of their offices and shutting down major sectors of the economy ushered in both a technological leap forward for law firms trying to stay active remotely as well as layoffs and paycuts that could linger over the practice for years. But there are also changes happening in the profession that might not be readily apparent.
Did you know divorce attorneys are actually dropping the adversary role in order to forge creative solutions to the economic hit COVID leveled on marital assets? Or that juries are likely to take a distinctly pro-business turn for the next several months?
Talking about these unexpected changes to the legal landscape is what our special report podcast, the “ATL COVID Cast,” is all about. Each week, Kathryn Rubino and I chat with guests about their corner of the legal world and how the pandemic is changing it in unexpected ways.
So, subscribe and spread the word. We’ll be doing this for as long as this crisis continues.