The COVID-19 pandemic has caused radical changes to our way of life. People feel isolated and hopeless right now. But the isolation does not have to be limiting. Let’s take this time to turn a negative into a positive.

Many lawyers feel anxiety over the inability to generate business during this time due to offices being closed. It’s time for the legal profession to see what IT companies have recognized for years—you can be just as efficient working from your kitchen table as in a brick-and-mortar office. Technological advances can be used to reduce the effects of self-isolation. Here are the top five things to do in a pandemic to be a more productive lawyer and advance your career:

1. Use Technology to Your Advantage

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