Womble lawyer Emily Whittaker with her son, Winn, reading a story. (Courtesy photo)
Firm volunteers have recorded themselves reading childhood classics like "The Giving Tree" to help out harried Womble parents working from home.
May 27, 2020 at 04:52 PM
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Womble Bond Dickinson has devised a way for the firm’s busy parents to take a little break from juggling caregiving and kids’ schoolwork while working from home during the coronavirus pandemic.
About 30 of the trans-Atlantic firm’s lawyers and staff have recorded themselves reading a favorite children’s book, which the firm collected in an internal library, called WBD Reads. Womble parents can play the videos for their kids.
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