The Virginia State Bar's disaster page
The Virginia State Bar has posted a disaster page for its member attorneys in the event of a disaster. It would be good to know whether other states have made similar efforts.
Tuesday, September 04, 2007
The Virginia State Bar has posted a disaster page for its member attorneys in the event of a disaster. It would be good to know whether other states have made similar efforts.
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