In the initial days and weeks after Sandy, hundreds of lawyers from private firms and nonprofit legal services agencies confronted immediate issues such as securing temporary housing, unemployment benefits and emergency food stamps. Now, lawyers say they're gearing up for legal battles that could take years to resolve.
October 29, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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It has been has been a year since Hurricane Sandy swept through the region, but New York lawyers are still helping storm victims wade through legal problems that are growing ever more complex.
In the initial days and weeks after the Oct. 29 storm, hundreds of lawyers from the private firms and nonprofit legal services agencies confronted immediate issues such as securing temporary housing, unemployment benefits and emergency food stamps.
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