Louis Nizer Quotes

Oh, I Get Lucky A Lot. I Get Lucky At Four In The Morning In The Law Library.

Books Are Standing Counselors And Preachers, Always At Hand, And Always Disinterested; Having This Advantage Over Oral Instructors, That They Are Ready To Repeat Their Lesson As Often As We Please.

Yes, There's Such A Thing As Luck In Trial Law But It Only Comes At 3 O'clock In The Morning. You'll Still Find Me In The Library Looking For Luck At 3 O'clock In The Morning.

A Father Is A Thousand Schoolmasters.

A Fine Artist Is One Who Makes Familiar Things New And New Things Familiar.

Where There Is No Difference, There Is Only Indifference.

Some People Will Believe Anything If You Whisper It To Them.

In Cross Examination, As In Fishing, Nothing Is More Ungainly Than A Fisherman Pulled Into The Water By His Catch.

A Speaker Who Does Not Strike Oil In Ten Minutes Should Stop Boring.

Luck Usually Visits Me At 2 Am On A Cold Morning When, Red-eyed And Bone-weary, I Am Pouring Over Law Books Preparing A Case. It Never Visits Me When I Am At The Cinema, On A Golf Course Or Reclining In An Easy Chair.

A Man's Life Is Colored By The Dye Of His Imagination.

A Graceful Taunt Is Worth A Thousand Insults.