The legal, business and political implications of the recent terror attacks in Mumbai are undoubtedly plenty, but lawyers with personal ties to India’s largest city were faced with a more visceral search-and-rescue mission last week.
More than 170 people died at the hands of 10 gunmen over the course of more than three days. But for the aunt and uncle of a Reed Smith partner, their survival tactics, combined with the help of the firm’s India practice leader, made for a happy outcome.
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