By this point, we’re all starting to recognise that remote working is becoming par for the course, as law firms have had to quickly adapt in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
It’s uncertain as to how long we will be working from home, but it has already become our ‘new normal’. Of course, some law firms and alternative legal service providers were already practising more modern working styles than others, but the large-scale enforcement of working from home has meant the traditional working structures that persisted at some businesses have been well and truly shaken up.
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