Parts of New York and New Jersey are still dealing with flooding, power outages, and a whole host of other problems, but recovery efforts are flourishing at area law firms.
In a recent query about how they were affected by Hurricane Sandy, Above The Law discovered 71 percent of those surveyed felt their firm or law school was "highly" or "adequately" prepared for the storm.
And a whopping 74 percent revealed their organizations are back to working at pre-Sandy levels.
Those positive numbers have to come as a relief after dismal employment statistics revealed the industry saw little to no growth last quarter and has been stagnant for some time.
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