Firms Offer Advice on Ebola Preparedness: Business of Law
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Health-care lawyers and employment attorneys are using calming words in advising clients on Ebola preparedness. In newsletters, calls with clients and even marketing pitches, firms are recommending ways -- some basic and some more esoteric -- to deal with a potential health crisis.
Sandra DiVarco, a partner at McDermott Will & Emery LLP, said her health-care clients “have varying levels of concern and sophistication. Some are asking hard questions, while others are struggling to put all the pieces together” in an area where the risks and the regulatory guidance are in flux.