After Hurricane Katrina hit, Daniel Shea, then a Houston solo, wanted to help victims of the storm. He realized his 1,500-square-foot home wasn't big enough to share with a New Orleans family, so Shea moved out of the house temporarily and let the family move in. "I got more out of my service to them than they got from me," Shea says. Now Shea's experience with public service has convinced him to follow through on a long-held goal: He wants to become the district attorney of Worcester County, Mass.
September 11, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A day or two after Hurricane Katrina hit, Daniel Shea received an alert in his e-mail from the Houston Bar Association, which wanted to tell members about ways to help victims of the storm. Shea, then a Houston solo, took the HBA message to heart.
“I realized I had to go do what I could to help,” says Shea, a 63-year-old plaintiffs lawyer.
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