New York Law Journal...After Hurricane Sandy on Oct. 29 damaged its office building at 7 Hanover Square, Fragoman moved for the time being to offices that are half...
...are still waiting to return to their downtown Manhattan offices at 7 Hanover Square. Attorneys at Fragomen, which is a subtenant of Guardian...
...New York Legal Assistance Group 7 Hanover Square, 18th Floor New York, N.Y. 10004...
...Loewy, however, is still unsure when it can move back to 7 Hanover Square. The firm is waiting for the building's main tenant, Guardian...
...been unable to return to its own storm-damaged offices at 7 Hanover Square, has fielded more than 100 calls each day on a storm...
...also remain in temporary space and are hoping to return to 7 Hanover Square by early January, but "we just don't have clarity...
...operation that numbers 80 lawyers and 350 total employees until its 7 Hanover Square office reopens, Fragomen management on Nov. 5 inspected the 10th floor...
...spent volunteering. Because it has been displaced from its offices at 7 Hanover Square, NYLAG's departments are now spread out across the city in...
...NYLAG learned yesterday it will not be able to access its 7 Hanover Square offices for another six weeks. Meanwhile, it has set up a...
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