We know you've been inundated with messages from companies telling you about their response to COVID-19 so we’ll keep this brief.
Clients, Partners, Advisors, and Friends,
We know you've been inundated with messages from companies telling you about their response to COVID-19 so we’ll keep this brief.
From our start, Stock Legal’s core principles included using technology to flexibly meet our clients, and deliver excellent legal work product. Our attorneys often work from home, before, during and after regular business hours, and meet clients without ever stepping foot in the same room with them. In some ways, this pandemic has only re-affirmed our belief in what the law firm of the future will look like, and you should experience no appreciable change in level or quality of service from us, or response time to your messages.
That being said, this outbreak has the possibility of affecting us and our society on an unprecedented scale. As such, in the interest of doing our part to #flattenthecurve, we are offering all prospective and current clients the option of meeting virtually or via teleconference effective immediately, and until further notice.
Finally, many of you have asked about emergency last wills and testament, revocable trusts, healthcare powers of attorney, and other estate planning documents. We have put together an enviable team of estate planners and administrators over the past few years who can help you on an expedited timeframe.
Please don’t hesitate to reach out to us. Until we see you again, stay safe out there.
Sincerely,
Stock Legal, LLC
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