Law Firm Management During Covid-19
Law firms are among those businesses hit hard during the novel coronavirus outbreak. Fortunately, there are some things law firms can do now to help mitigate the health and financial risk associated with Covid-19.
You can counsel clients remotely over the phone or with a free video-conferencing app. You can also present yourself as a resource on your website or through your firm’s social media accounts. People are worried and looking for answers, so you should begin putting yourself out there as a resource. It is a good idea to have video conferencing as an option since clients will appreciate the more human connection.
This is just the tip of the iceberg. Below, you can find further resources for keeping your practice operational, reassuring your clients, and helping your community through these uncertain times. Check back often as this page is being continually updated.
Operations
- A Brief List of Financial Resources for Solo Practitioners and Small Law Firms
- Is Now the Time to Implement Payment Plans At Your Law Firm?
- How to Effectively Manage Remote Staff
- How Courts Are Handling COVID-19
- Keeping Your Law Firm Operational During An Outbreak
- Solo Sanity: 3 Mental Health Tips for Solo Practitioners
- Succession Planning and Law Firms: Are You Covered?
- Tips for Staying Productive When Working From Home
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