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Help Katrina Lawyers
... urge Monica Bay and Bob Ambrogi, in their recommendation of a new aid for attorneys site that promises free help to attorneys who are trying to put their practices back together, post-Katrina.
Founder Ross Hodner has posted this message on the site:
"We can help:
- Guidance regarding restoring backed up data or recovering data from physically damaged computer systems or media.
- Advise about temporarily practicing with either borrowed, rented or purchased new PC and voice systems.
- Provide remote access to allow any lawyer who can get online to use well-known legal software to get their work out and contact clients and associates.
- Provide sound longer-term focused guidance on replacing destroyed or damaged systems -- but doing it the best way at fair prices, avoiding making costly mistakes.
"We encourage you to view our links to the many resources available in the "practice restoration" area. Our volunteers stand ready to assist in any way -- we've all donated money, we're now ready to roll up our sleeves and give generously of our time."
Carolyn Elefant has listed and linked some other services here. Do you know of others I haven't listed? I welcome them below.
Posted by Product Team on September 12, 2005 at 04:11 PM | Permalink
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