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Are lawyers still uniquely placed to buy a home?
Lawyers are – by virtue of their professional standing – better placed than others to secure home loans. But that does hold true in the age of coronavirus?
Tasha Levy
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In this special episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, Legal Home Loans director of sales Cullen Haynes returns for a chat with host Jerome Doraisamy about marketplace trends in the wake of COVID-19, what it means for lawyers looking to buy and/or sell property, and how they can respond, admits cuts to staff and salary that have taken place at some of Australia’s biggest law firms.
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