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With Hurricane Katrina having laid waste to parts of the Gulf Coast this week, law firms with offices in affected cities activated their disaster response plans and got reacquainted with their off-site technology. Some displaced attorneys relocated to unfamiliar cities, where they also got lodging offers from their new co-workers. At least one firm will be shut out of its New Orleans office for a minimum of two weeks.
August 31, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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