Charting a course that many institutions have taken in recent weeks, midsize firm Pryor Cashman will require proof of vaccination from COVID-19 for attorneys and staff when they are called to return to in-office work in October, the firm’s managing partner said.

“We are living with the wisdom of uncertainty,” managing partner Ronald Shechtman told the Law Journal.

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