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8 June 2021CopyrightJoseph Re

AIPLA: Overcoming COVID-19 challenges

Few of us could have imagined we would still be apart more than a year after our in-person meetings came to a sudden halt because of the COVID-19 outbreak. When the pandemic evolved into a tangible threat around the world, the safety of our members and our staff became paramount.

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