A flash poll by the Association of Corporate Counsel finds in-house counsel are more comfortable with using videoconferencing tools at work now due to the pandemic. Also, college and university in-house counsel are dealing with COVID-19 legal challenges around welcoming students back to school in the fall.
July 15, 2020 at 06:25 PM
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Approximately 32% of in-house lawyers were uncomfortable with using videoconferencing before the COVID-19 pandemic.
That’s out of a group of nearly 250 respondents in the latest Association of Corporate Counsel COVID-19 flash poll. Almost all of the in-house counsel in that uncomfortable group are now comfortable with videoconferencing.
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