Credit: Lucky Business/Adobe Stock The Trend:
For law firms, fostering professional development, encouraging collaboration and maintaining a culture in a world in which attorneys are working remotely some or all of the time is certainly challenging. But it's also, as many have pointed out, entirely doable.Law.com Trendspotter: The Morgan Stanley Letter Shows the Remote Revolution May Be No Match for the Legal Industry's Risk Aversion
In the span of 16 months, the legal industry has gone from fearing remote work to begrudgingly accepting it as a temporary nuisance to embracing it as the wave of the future—and now, at least in some corners, back to fearing it again.
July 20, 2021 at 11:33 PM
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Credit: Lucky Business/Adobe Stock
The Trend:
For law firms, fostering professional development, encouraging collaboration and maintaining a culture in a world in which attorneys are working remotely some or all of the time is certainly challenging. But it's also, as many have pointed out, entirely doable.
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