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Almost every lawyer in the path of hurricane Katrina had the wherewithal to get out of the storm's way. What they couldn't do is take their offices with them. At least one-third of Louisiana's lawyers -- more than 6,000 -- lost their offices, libraries, computers and client files. Solo practitioners and small-firm lawyers, who lacked disaster recovery plans or other large-firm resources, have been blown across the country -- and no one knows where those attorneys will come to rest.
September 15, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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