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Pandemic Finances – From Fear to Confidence (Part 2)

The Saving Grace: Technology and Firm Culture

February 3, 2021 Richard Alm & Mark Curriden

Texas corporate law firms salvaged their 2020 revenues because of strong demand from clients trying to navigate a perplexing business environment and a surprising capacity, heretofore hidden or rarely called upon, to supply those services remotely. Even though firms leapt into it literally overnight with no time to plan and prepare, remote working proved effective and efficient last year.

“The pandemic impacted how we did business much more than the business we did,” said King & Spalding’s Houston office leader Tracie Renfroe . . .

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