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Serving you during this pandemic

By Reinisch Wilson Weier PC on March 17, 2020
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Serving you during this pandemic

By Reinisch Wilson Weier PC, Mar 17, 2020

Dear Friends and Colleagues,

Due to COVID-19 and the necessity to curb its spread, Reinisch Wilson Weier has temporarily moved to primarily a remote-working environment. Attorneys and staff are still available to assist you with your workers’ compensation defense needs. During this time, it is most efficient to initiate contact with your Reinisch Wilson Weier team members by e-mail rather than a telephone call. We will also be sending documents by electronic means whenever possible as opposed to physical mail.

Reinisch Wilson Weier remains committed to providing excellent legal services during this challenging time. The health and safety of everyone is of paramount importance. We also would like to extend our utmost gratitude to all of the healthcare workers, pharmacies, grocery personnel, government leaders, law enforcement, first responders and the food service and transportation industries who are working tirelessly in an effort to keep everyone safe and with the basic necessities.

If you have any questions, please contact Firm President Christy Doornink.

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