Pipeline Workspaces Fort Lauderdale, Florida. (Photo: Jasper Sanidad Photography) 'Without a Mask, and Coughing': Lawyers Say Co-Working Spaces Don't Work for COVID-19 Safety
"It only took me 4 days to calm down enough to ask the attorney with a COVID+ kid at home if he is still coming to the office, without a mask, and coughing in the hallway, or if I could come use the office I pay rent for," tweeted one attorney.
October 12, 2021 at 05:00 AM
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The lawsuits aren't flying, but it doesn't mean litigators aren't concerned, if their social media feeds are any indication.
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