The money helped Florida firms weather the initial storm from the pandemic, observers said, but firms' performance at year-end collections is still a large question.
October 05, 2020 at 03:09 PM
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Several months after Florida law firms rushed to apply for multimillion dollar Paycheck Protection Program loans, firm leaders appear more optimistic as demand outlook in the legal industry improved.
The PPP money helped the firms weather the initial storm from the pandemic, legal industry observers said, but firms’ performance at year-end collections is still a large question.
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