Jay Ruane, of Ruane Attorneys at Law, left, and Felice Duffy, of Duffy Law, right. Courtesy photos
A look at how the current health pandemic has affected the bottom line of some smaller law firms.
July 09, 2020 at 03:00 PM
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The COVID-19 pandemic hit solo practitioners and small law firms and their bottom lines hard —and none more so than criminal defense attorneys, according to an ALM survey.
Jay Ruane can attest. The Shelton lawyer has run Ruane Attorneys at Law for 19 years.
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