56 is a pretty large increase.
That's that 'doubling up' thing people were wondering about.
56 is a pretty large increase.
Two more Iowa deaths yesterday. 56 new cases.
https://whotv.com/news/2-more-death...Hxa81YCjMHuE1a2uMexl-eACy3jDd6K9VWJxaHPvlxaeI
30% growth rate has been the standard. This isn't surprising.56 is a pretty large increase.
If no shelter in place is ordered sometime this weekend, Reynolds is toast.
That's my uneducated guess. I'm curious how many current hospitalizations we have.Not great. Hopefully part of it is due to increased testing.
I fully expect this weekend to be bad on numbers. The question is are the numbers higher than what we expect.
Why? You can do it without the Governor telling you to.
Similar here. I know the ISBA is pushing for legal professionals to be considered essential.
Now if we can get the wrinkles to remote notarization and witnessing in place, we can really be of help, though not all clients have the tech savvy for that even to work. I have a couple, both in their 90's, who want changes to their POA's and estate plan, but understandably don't want to come to the office. Understandably, neither I, nor they, are really interested in myself (and potentially others to witness their wills) coming to their home. You understand the logistical difficulties here...
I don’t know but the message has been this weekend to expect big jumps.What's expected?
Similar here. I know the ISBA is pushing for legal professionals to be considered essential.
Now if we can get the wrinkles to remote notarization and witnessing in place, we can really be of help, though not all clients have the tech savvy for that even to work. I have a couple, both in their 90's, who want changes to their POA's and estate plan, but understandably don't want to come to the office. Understandably, neither I, nor they, are really interested in myself (and potentially others to witness their wills) coming to their home. You understand the logistical difficulties here...
That's my uneducated guess. I'm curious how many current hospitalizations we have.
Well they're not saying you have to shut down completely. If you can operate out of your home you can continue to provide the service you do.
Exactly. The procedures under the Governor's Proclamation and in the statute that takes effect in July are not practicable right now. And many elderly clients wont find it easy to deal the technological requirements. It is more than just hooking them up on Zoom.Unfortunately it doesn't quite work that way, especially with estate planning documents. As was referenced above, they are working on measures to allow us to remotely witness and notarize documents. However, from what I've seen, others in the profession are not yet comfortable enough with the guidance we've received on how it will work to go that route. Plus we are largely dealing with elderly individuals who may not have the capabilities of connecting with us through video conference.
Today’s results are from 821 tests the day before was from 400 plus tests not sure on exact amount which explains the jump in numbers . Still sitting at about 6% of those tested being positive
Two more Iowa deaths yesterday. 56 new cases.
https://whotv.com/news/2-more-death...Hxa81YCjMHuE1a2uMexl-eACy3jDd6K9VWJxaHPvlxaeI
Why? You can do it without the Governor telling you to.