Trial Lawyers Association launches platform to help provide COVID-19 related assistance
The New York State Trial Lawyers Association announced on Tuesday that it has created a platform designed to assist attorneys navigate legal issues and law practice management during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The platform is a list server that is meant to augment its existing COVID-19 resource page and will enable more interactions between members, and non-members, of the bar association.
“Attorneys from Brooklyn to Buffalo are finding new ways to help their communities and one another during the Covid-19 crisis,” said Michele Mirman, president of NYSTLA. “We are creating a dedicated platform for members of the legal community to ask questions and share advice with one another. Our members’ number one priority is to fight for our clients’ rights — and we want to ensure they have the tools and guidance they need to continue to do that as effectively as possible.”
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