Lawyers recounting their experiences with Hurricane Sandy shared a general sentiment: ‘We lost power for a week, and some trees came down, but we are more or less back to normal. It could have been a lot worse for us. Overall, when we see the news, we feel very lucky.’
This repeated refrain in the wake of Hurricane Sandy, a storm previously unprecedented for New Yorkers including New York lawyers, was commonplace over the last few weeks, among law firm partners as well as adversaries, who were mostly happy to get back to work after a forced “vacation” from the problems and concerns of clients.
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