The ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is challenging the world in unprecedented ways. As the challenges continue to grow, so do the efforts of those who are stepping up to help. 

This is true in the legal community, as attorneys are coming up with creative ways to share resources and give back to their local communities. Our i-Lawsuit team compiled a list of legal resources and information from attorneys around the country who are finding ways to help.

Colburn Law: College Scholarship

Scholarship for First Responders & Nurses on the Frontlines of COVID-19

Based in Seattle, Colburn Law is currently offering two competitive $1,000 scholarships to Washington state nurses and first responders who have been on the front lines amid the devastating Coronavirus outbreak. The scholarships are for the 2020-21 school year, and family members of nurses and first responders are also eligible to apply.

Elk & Elk: COVID-19 Practice Areas

COVID-19 Cases in Nursing Homes

COVID-19 and Workers’ Compensation

Elk & Elk, a law firm in Ohio, is taking on cases specific to coronavirus, including wrongful death in nursing homes and COVID-19 workers’ compensation. They also offer a wealth of information on their site about legal and psychological issues related to coronavirus and how their attorneys may be able to help.

Additional COVID-19 Resource Pages

Many law firms have compiled COVID-19 legal resource pages for their local areas. Here are some listed by location:

Covid-19 Updates: US state and Local Organizations

We have compiled an alphabetical list of local and state health departments with coronavirus resources. For more information on your state, click the links below.

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