We’re all adjusting to the new normal in the legal community. Some of us are interfacing with clients from the dinner table, hoping an exuberant child or pet doesn’t make a surprise guest appearance. And those of us who will one day join the profession are navigating life anew too.

As Renee Griffin, a second-year student at the University of Michigan Law School, recently told our ALM sister site, Law.com, “The Socratic method apparently cannot be killed by the coronavirus, as long as you have a patient professor with a good internet connection. My classes are still well-attended, and my classmates are still doing the best work they can.”

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