It should come as no surprise that after a month of economic hibernation, major Irish law firms are feeling the financial impact of the coronavirus pandemic. As they are in the business of offering professional services, whether it be advising on tax, mergers and acquisitions, or planning, these big, diverse practices act as a mirror to the overall health of the economy. When the corporate environment goes quiet, law firms go quiet too. Or at least, many of their departments do. And that is what is happening bar the few exceptions; corporate insolvency practitioners and employment lawyers are undoubtedly thriving.…

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