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In the days following Texas’s February 2021 winter storm event, unofficially named Winter Storm Uri, we have received many questions from out-of-state colleagues and clients particularly from those living in colder climates asking how one winter storm could possibly have wreaked the havoc that it did in Texas. The answer is surprisingly complex, and has nothing to do with Texans’ alleged lack of fortitude in cold weather. This was a humanitarian and economic disaster, the legal and economic fallout of which will be felt for years to come.
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Twins have a very special bond, and some of them can’t help themselves but to go through all of life’s journeys together. Take Justin and Asher Griffin, of New Jersey, for example. Their father was Black and their mother was white, and as mixed-race children, they said they had a hard time fitting in. But from high school to college to law school to Biglaw, they were inseparable, following in each other’s footsteps sometimes at the same time, sometimes separated by a few years.
The Griffins both attended Princeton at the same time, but diverged before law school because Justin had been recruited by the Cleveland Indians to play minor league baseball. He gave himself two years to get into the major leagues, but later joined his brother Asher at Stanford Law. Justin started working as an associate for Quinn Emanuel after graduation in 2004, but Asher turned down his offer even though he’d interned there as a 1L. Instead, he moved to Tex