As the Cloud Passes: What Lawyers Can Do
This is a plea for lawyers everywhere to spend a few minutes each day to educate their families, friends and strangers who may be reluctant to accept the vaccine. Despite the bad press attorneys have suffered for decades, people still listen to us.
March 08, 2021 at 10:00 AM
6 minute read
Fauci says more masks. Another year, at least, he says. In the meantime, Americans—lawyers among them—will continue to lose lives, jobs and dreams to the growing pandemic. Everywhere, futures are shattering. On countless fronts there is cause for concern. Real, global, cataclysmic disaster may still await us.
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