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Working remotely is essential during the Covid-19 outbreak. It is possible to have a nearly virtual law office, and many solo attorneys already operate without a brick-and-mortar establishment.
For many law firms, however, working remotely can be a difficult transition. Below, FindLaw has provided resources and tips for law firms and attorneys looking to maintain their practice while running their law firm remotely.