Lawyers across Pennsylvania are cautiously preparing to return to their offices, as more than half of the state’s 67 counties have moved to the initial stages of reopening the economy, referred to by government officials as the “yellow phase.”

While some local firm leaders say their practices have fared well financially throughout the national work-from-home experiment intended to slow the spread of COVID-19, many midsize and smaller firms are eager to return to their physical offices. And they’re preparing to navigate myriad health and legal issues.

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