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ARTICLE · 16 JULY 2021

Four Major Developments In COVID-19 And Return-to-Work Protocols That Every NY Law Firm Should Know

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With U.S. vaccination rates rising, law firms, like most other businesses, are moving closer to fully reopening their offices. Below is a rundown of four major developments from the past month...

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With U.S. vaccination rates rising, law firms, like most other businesses, are moving closer to fully reopening their offices. Below is a rundown of four major developments from the past month that law firms should keep in mind during this process.

1. New York Lifts Most Remaining Pandemic Restrictions. On June 15th, New York reached a 70% rate in COVID-19 vaccinations across the state. The 70% milestone had been set by Governor Andrew Cuomo as a threshold for lifting certain remaining restrictions in New York, including indoor capacity limits, social distancing, and mask wearing in offices, restaurants, theaters, and fitness centers. It will now be optional for most businesses to retain those restrictions for vaccinated employees, although masks will remain mandatory on public transportation and in hospitals, schools, and larger venues.

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