As we continue to deal with the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, the law firm of Lacy Katzen LLP continues to provide uninterrupted client service while complying with government mandates for the safety and well being of all.

Precautions we have taken, and continue to take, in light of the Covid-19 pandemic are as follows:

• Lacy Katzen attorneys and staff are screened every day for Covid-19 symptoms and any possible exposure, per NYS Department of Health guidelines; clients are also screened before entering our office areas.
• Strict privacy and security of our client matters remain paramount – IT systems and work processes are carefully designed around this principle.
• Cleaning, hygiene, and social distancing best practices are being followed in all offices.*

*If you are considering visiting any of our office locations, we encourage you to call first to ensure we can adequately serve you.

In addition, Lacy Katzen attorneys are working hard to keep you informed on changes in the law as necessitated by the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. Please follow the links below to read our latest articles and updates.

If you have questions or concerns about our operations please feel free to reach out to me at sdichiara@lacykatzen.com or at (585) 324-5751.

For updates and information concerning the coronavirus in New York state please visit https://coronavirus.health.ny.gov/home.

Sarah DiChiara, Director of Operations

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