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ARTICLE · 07 JANUARY 2022

Interview With Gold Magazine On "Professional Services" Feature December 2021

The second year of the pandemic left no stone unturned and of course the legal profession could not remain unaffected.

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Legal profession in the second year of the pandemic:

The second year of the pandemic left no stone unturned and of course the legal profession could not remain unaffected. The restrictions in gatherings, working remotely, the rapid development of electronic authorisation of transactions and a boost in the use and application of fintech across markets and sectors, brought changes, many of which took the form of legal and tax updates. The second year of the pandemic was full of contradictions. On the one hand, fundamental liberties were once more severely curtailed, and on the other hand, e-commerce saw a profound global increase of over 38% year-over-year reaching $876 billion in the first quarter of 2021, as reported in Forbes. Several improvements to the way in which legal services are offered, have been made or at least, initiated.

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