East Coast legal communities were mopping up Tuesday as so-called superstorm Sandy finally began to quit the region. Power outages, mass transit shutdowns, and wind and water damage meant a second day on hiatus for attorneys, judges, and students in the storm's path.
October 30, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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East Coast legal communities were mopping up Tuesday as so-called superstorm Sandy finally began to quit the region. Power outages, mass transit shutdowns, and wind and water damage meant a second day on hiatus for attorneys, judges, and students in the storm’s path.
Courts in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania remained closed, with some planning to reopen Wednesday.
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