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Walter Pilipiak rides the commuter train, heading for borrowed office space. "We are New Yorkers, and we will survive," he told his parent firm last week. "We are just lucky, lucky to be here."
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( Wally Skalij / Los Angeles Times )

Walter Pilipiak rides the commuter train, heading for borrowed office space. "We are New Yorkers, and we will survive," he told his parent firm last week. "We are just lucky, lucky to be here."

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