While the Coronavirus (COVID-19) was disrupting everyone’s lives, Palmer Lehman Sandberg worked to achieve a balance – continuing to take care of our clients’ legal needs, while protecting our clients, our employees, and our community (local and nationwide).
As Texas has begun to reopen, Palmer Lehman Sandberg has adjusted accordingly.
As we continue to serve you, we wish everyone safety and good health as together we move forward through these uncertain times.
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