Hey James – what about your Langford office? When I came to work at our office here, it seems like a ghost town. There is plenty of traffic on the roadways during the day and we have two active construction sites near by, but the businesses around here are mostly shuttered.
Our doors are locked as well with a note saying to call in and we will only meet with people on an urgent basis although I am working on precedents to do remote witnessing based on the directive from the court as well as the law society and LTSA notices. The 2 lawyers in my office are working entirely from home and I only go in on weekends if needed. My receptionist has a compromised immune system so is off work completely and I set both of my assistants up to work remotely if needed, they alternate who stays at home. I am focusing on coverage for the phones and deliveries as that is all that is really important for us as we have most of our files/documents in electronic format. We have figured out how to forward the reception line if the time comes that it is necessary as well.
I will point out that Jim is an owner of the company that produces “Silk ‘n Soft” bamboo toilet paper.. If you missed him on Dragon’s Den see below:
https://www.cbc.ca/dragonsden/m_pitches/silk-n-soft-bathroom-tissue
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