Last month, government guidelines were announced to control the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19) in the UK. As of the 23 March, the public has been told to stay at home apart from necessary food shopping, one form of exercise a day, and work for those listed as ‘key workers’. Part of the restrictions also included not meeting family members who do not share your home.
Thorley Stephenson Solicitors Edinburgh Blog
As China begins to get a glimpse of life on the other side of coronavirus, it seems that not everyone has been feeling the love during quarantine. It emerged that divorce rates in the country have soared, as couples were forced into spending time together in mandatory lockdown.
The past few weeks have been challenging for business. Many have required to adapt their working practices at short notice in order to continue to service their client base effectively. Many businesses have turned to technology and working remotely to replace more traditional methods.
In these challenging times, despite enforced changes to our ways of operating, our staff are working hard to ensure we are still available to assist and support.
During these unprecedented times, it is vital to ensure we continue to do our best for our clients, whatever the challenge.