When it comes to advice for working remotely, New Jersey’s lawyers have quite a few tips that touch on everything from attire (“Change out of your PJs!”) to the importance of human connection, to software endorsements. There are even a couple of rueful admissions, such as “I should have learned to do this a long time ago.”
Hundreds of attorneys who responded to a recent New Jersey State Bar Association survey on how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting their practice, were asked to offer advice to help fellow members of the legal profession. Here’s a sampling:
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