Paralegal business
COVID-19 is causing uncertainty, as a paralegal business or sole trader you will need to adapt and think about what you can control and how you can minimise the disruption and reduce the risks.
It’s an unprecedented issue but it is one that many large organisations will have planned for in some way, because the challenges caused by a pandemic are the same as with many other potential disasters, therefore there will be common resolutions.
Creating a Business Continuity Plan (BCP) will make it easier for your paralegal business to cope in this time of crisis and minimise the disruption for you and your clients.
The way you handle these difficult times will provide reassurance and confidence to your clients that you are able to adapt the way you work through what is the largest public health crisis in our lifetime.
This process can also help reduce or even avoid losing revenue whilst you continue to operate and it will help your business to recover as quickly as possible.
Paralegal business: This guide to Business Continuity Planning is aimed at helping our members and other small paralegal businesses and sole traders to focus on their business continuity plan.
Download your free copy of The IOP Business Continuity Plan today to find out more.
We are here to help our members so if you have any concerns or questions, please get in touch with us on +44(0)144 250 8205 or drop us an email at [email protected]
