Law Practice
Oct. 5, 2001
Guiding Light
The effects of terrorism touch every workplace in America, including law firms. It is important that all firms devise a plan to deal with the impact of terrorism. In doing so, law firms must assess their legal obligations and policies to determine how they will respond to both the employment-law and human issues emanating from acts of terrorism.
By Richard J. Simmons
The effects of terrorism touch every workplace in America, including law firms. It is important that all firms devise a plan to deal with the impact of terrorism. In doing so, law firms must assess their legal obligations and policies to determine how they will respond to both the employment-l...
The effects of terrorism touch every workplace in America, including law firms. It is important that all firms devise a plan to deal with the impact of terrorism. In doing so, law firms must assess their legal obligations and policies to determine how they will respond to both the employment-l...
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