For lawyers, getting to know key clients on a personal level can be a challenge, particularly in a rigid corporate environment that has long emphasised professionalism.
But the coronavirus pandemic has turned the lawyer-client dynamic on its head. As top international firms continue to encourage lawyers to work from home, some now say that the informality of the home working set-up has driven more personal interactions – and trust – between the two groups.
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