Even before the pandemic labor shop Barrett & Farahany had shifted to a cloud-based, largely paperless operation. After the COVID-19 shutdown, the firm decided to give up its Midtown offices and go almost completely remote, with lawyers and staff in multiple states working from home—or the beach.
August 09, 2021 at 06:24 PM
7 minute read
staff reporter
You were recently in a trial in federal court in Atlanta. Was that your first in-person trial?
Yes, the last time I was in court during the pandemic, it was by Zoom. Our firm has been 100% remote since last year, so it was crazy to go from not seeing people and not even being in my office to go before a judge and a jury in federal court. It was great being in court.
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Amanda Farahany managing partner with Barrett & Farahan. (Courtesy photo)
