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A new Cushman & Wakefield Legal Sector Advisory Group survey finds that the move to remote work because of COVID-19 means firms will invest more in technology as they adapt for the long haul.
July 20, 2020 at 02:23 PM
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The original version of this story was published on American Lawyer
With COVID-19 disrupting the legal market, firms are focused on maintaining liquidity, cash flow and stability during what will likely be “a rocky couple of quarters,” Cushman & Wakefield’s Legal Sector Advisory Group found in a new survey.
For now, growth doesn’t appear to be a prominent part of many firms’ plans, according to “Bright Insight,” the real estate advisory firm’s benchmark survey of the national legal sector.
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