Much of the legal industry on the East Coast boarded up and battened down on October 29 as Hurricane Sandy raged toward the region, with just a few offices determined to muscle through the storm.
Courts, government offices, law firms and schools along the Eastern seaboard and as far west as Pittsburgh took heed of the danger, amid grounded flights and barricaded bridges. Many workplaces planned to remain closed the next day.
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