What is going to happen to lawyers with all of the closings and shutdowns due to the coronavirus?
Samuel C. Stretton.
That’s a good question. The decisions about courts are being made by judges who are still receiving their paychecks. Their overhead is still being paid. Therefore, it is hard, at times, for judicial officers who have not practiced for a while to understand the plight of most law firms.
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