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: The Corridor Law BlogThe flooding continues?
By esittig
So, our office in Cedar Rapids is in what used to be the APAC Building. The power has been out there since Wednesday evening, which means we have no email or voicemail. A call to any ofour publicized telephone numbers gives you dead air. No ringing, no message saying the phone’s not working, etc.
Apparently building maintenance is telling us that it will be 4-6 weeks before the building is habitable, so I guess the partners are trying to find some temporary space in Cedar Rapids. As soon as we can, we’ll go in and get the server and other things and hope to be able to continue work. Until then, I guess we have to do what we can. It’s interesting to be without my email since I use it so much. I didn’t realize that I reliy on it as much as I do.
I’m scheduled to have a trial on Monday in Linn County, but I’m thinking that won’t happen. I’m unsure about whether the one I have scheduled in Vinton the next week will happen. This is really crazy.
Also, since I don’t really have email access, I can’t post the court schedules because I can’t receive them. I apologize for the inconvenience, if anyone looks at them.
Anyway, that’s all for now. Good luck to all of thos affected by The Great Flood of 2008. Our situation is difficult, but we just lose money. Others are losing their homes and possessions. They are in a much worse situation than we are.

Full post as published by The Corridor Law Blog on June 13, 2008 (boomark / email).
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