Legal tech companies are busy, but at the moment their U.S. and international offices most likely resemble a ghost town. Despite phased reopenings happening across the U.S., legal tech companies say it’s too risky to reopen their offices.
“At some point we will probably have a change in mind about it, but now with the virus active in so many places, and to create comfort with our employees, we will continue to let them choose to stay home if they want,” said Aderant President Deane Price of the company’s four U.S. offices and five international locations.
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