Three Texas solos who lost their offices in a Feb. 2, 2009, fire that swept through a row of historic buildings located behind the Smith County Courthouse have spent the past year rebuilding their practices. It wasn't easy, with two of the three uninsured. "All I have now that belongs to me is a computer, which my kids bought for me," Dan Hurst says. People are also having trouble finding them. Kyle Morrison says one person called recently from in front of his old building, asking, "How do I get through the fence?"
February 26, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Three Texas attorneys who lost their offices in a Feb. 2, 2009, fire that swept through a row of historic buildings located behind the Smith County Courthouse have spent the past year rebuilding their practices. Although the buildings can no longer be used for offices, the county plans eventually to build a criminal justice center on the property.
"We had no insurance," says Kyle Morrison, now a Tyler, Texas, solo. He lost almost everything in the offices he shared with his former partner.
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