Bracewell associate Mark Wulfe has been working from his temporary home in Houston before relocating back to New York once the COVID-19 pandemic subsides.
Editor’s note: This article is part of The New View, a special report from The American Lawyer on how the coronavirus crisis is changing the way work gets done across the legal industry—now and in the future.
For Bracewell midlevel associate Mark Wulfe, the coronavirus crisis has led to substantial changes in his practice and his life—all of his own choosing.
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