One of SixFifty’s COVID-19 tools, a questionnaire-based workflow solution, was developed using the framework from one of SixFifty’s pre-existing GDPR tools. The new solution can help employers identify employees who may have been exposed to the coronavirus.
Industries across the globe are still trying to wrap their minds around the fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic—and legal is no exception. As law firms attempt to ramp up a series of easily digestible legal resources for clients struggling to understand their obligations in a climate dominated by lock-downs and shelter-in-place orders, some are also joining tech companies in releasing innovation solutions in response to the pandemic.
Here are three law firms that have rolled out new tech-enabled services in the face of COVID-19.
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