Louisiana lawyers who have been affected by Katrina should visit the LSBA website and update their contact information as soon as possible. One very promising development has been the creation of a website called HelpKatrinaLawyers.org, spearheaded by Ross Kodner and others in the Legal Tech arena.
Another great company that I recommend highly, from first hand experience, is Advanced Legal. They are a nationwide company that specializes in Legal Technology. They’re highly experienced in disaster recovery, which is how I’ve gotten to know them, but they also have experience in: project management, legal applications (use and integration), websites, training and workflow strategies. Ask for Justin Bickler if you need someone to contact. Mobile: 503.459.1489 | Office: 503.227.5400.
Lastly, I was contacted by a group that does legal research and is offering their services for free (on a limited basis) to attorneys affected by Katrina. Srishti Jha has started a legal research company with a lawyer who was formerly at Cravath. Her company, JurixPrudent is based in New York but does its work through outsourcing with lawyers in India:
JurixPrudent
630 Fifth Avenue, Suite 3163
New York, NY 10111
www.jurixprudent.com
I hope these resources are of benefit to some of the many Gulf-region attorneys who have been affected by Katrina. If you have other sources that are beneficial feel fee to leave that information in the comments to this post. Thanks.
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leo en el pais:Más de un millón de personas abarrotan las autopistas de salida de las ciudades de Houston y Galveston (Texas) en respuesta a las evacuaciones, obligatorias y voluntarias, decretadas por las autoridades ante el avance de Rita hacia la costa tejana.Y claro me pregunto hasta donde puede llegar la falta de previsión del gobierno Bush.
For lawyers who have relocated to Texas, check the Texas Bar homepage for helpful information:
https://www.texasbar.com/