(L-R)Katryna L. Kristoferson and David Paul Horowitz of the Law Offices of David Paul Horowitz. Courtesy photos
Early on in the life of this column (May 15, 2023), we touched briefly on the changes in practice since the pandemic, while discussing more globally the changes in law practice. Here, we want to delve deeper into the ways COVID altered law practice and the lasting effects.
In brief: Law practice in New York state will never be the same.
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