The torrential rain in Houston from Hurricane Harvey, which made landfall in South Texas on Aug. 25, is disrupting the nation's fourth-largest city, has led to eight reported deaths and is prompting Houston lawyers to work from home, if they are lucky enough to have power.
August 28, 2017 at 06:31 PM
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Houston plaintiffs lawyer Stephen Liss had to flee his southwest Houston house in the early morning hours of Aug. 27 in the midst of Hurricane Harvey after water from a bayou flooded into his house and rose fast. It was the third time Liss had experienced flooding in that house, and the lawyer knew he had to flee to a neighbor’s house that was on higher ground.
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