As New Jersey copes with the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, lawyers are pitching in with hotlines, handbooks and on-site pro bono help.
December 04, 2012 at 11:16 PM
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As New Jersey copes with the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, lawyers are pitching in with hotlines, handbooks and on-site pro bono help.
They are giving advice on dealing with the Federal Emergency Management Agency, insurers and landlords, and answering other questions confronting those impacted by the storm.
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