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On January 8, 2021, Intellectual Property Partner and Co-Chair Amy Goldsmith was featured in the New York Law Journal’s Best Practices column by Carol Schiro Greenwald.
The article, “Videoconferencing: Love It, Hate It, Need It” explores how various attorneys are utilizing videoconferencing platforms amid the pandemic and the impacts of the technology on future meetings. Amy highlights the personal connection of videoconferencing with a client, which many prefer more than the traditional phone call. She notes that as it becomes safe to have in-person interactions, many will gravitate towards face-to-face meetings, despite the benefits of videoconferencing.