In the course of reviewing the Fifth Circuit’s commercial cases for David Coale’s work on LPCH’s 600Camp blog, he has read many opinions about disputes arising from Hurricane Katrina cases. In light of the havoc recently created by Hurricane Harvey, he wanted to share five observations to prepare for the litigation that will inevitably result.

1. Record the facts.
2. Help the people.
3. Remember three definitions.
4. “Two-deep leadership.”
5. Crowdsource, wisely.

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