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“We were seeing the [health care] companies are hesitant to do remote document reviews,” Sarah Bahmani, vice president and director of legal processes at Tower Legal Solutions, said. “Those companies with sensitive market data are more willing as courts are opening up.”
June 29, 2020 at 05:08 PM
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In-house legal departments have not changed how they use contract attorneys during the new coronavirus pandemic, but there has been a spike in requests for health care law specialists as states and courts open back up.
Sara Bahmani, vice president and director of legal processes at Tower Legal Solutions in New York, explained legal departments for health care companies are under pressure to complete projects as the pandemic winds down.
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