With the global spread of the novel coronavirus, many law firms have realized that the ability to work remotely is a necessity for all employees, not a luxury. But building a functional distributed workforce involves more than just purchasing laptops and enabling remote access. The firm must also be prepared from a cultural perspective to ensure that its lawyers and staffers are able to collaborate and be productive, no matter where they are working from. Many law firm business leaders will need to fundamentally question—and change—the way their firms have historically operated to accommodate this new model.
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