National labor and employment firm Fisher & Phillips has temporarily cut pay for all lawyers and staff, while furloughing some employees who can’t work remotely, said the firm’s chairman, Roger Quillen.

In an interview, Quillen said that the Atlanta-headquartered firm had a very busy first quarter, but the firm proactively wants “to ensure solid financial footing for the firm throughout the COVID-19 crisis and the related economic fallout.”

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