Most New Yorkers are aware that small businesses across the state have been especially hard hit by the impacts of COVID-19. Among these struggling establishments are lawyers who work as solo practitioners or in small firms.

These attorneys provide vitally important services in their communities, such as handling legal matters for local businesses and real estate closings. Many of them also serve as assigned counsel, paid through the state and federal court systems to represent indigent defendants who otherwise could not afford legal representation.

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