It has now been more than six months since the pandemic forced a general shutdown of much of the economy. And while some businesses have recently begun the process of reopening, the legal profession largely remains remote. All signs suggest that will remain the case for the foreseeable future. Courts continue to appear reluctant to go back to business as usual, at least as a general matter, and many judicial functions, including oral arguments, hearings and settlement conferences, have proved workable even without in-person attendance. At the same time, the potential hazards of travel have resulted in client relations becoming largely a remote enterprise as well.