Last year’s quiet hurricane season hasn’t lulled South Florida law firms into a false sense of security. Firms of all sizes have spent lots of money on hurricane-preparedness — from records storage to laptop computers to satellite phones.
Richard Kerley, a nonlawyer who serves as the chief operating officer of Shutts & Bowen in Miami, said that before, during and after a big storm, anxious clients want to know their lawyers are prepared to serve them.
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