The Memory Of The American Public Is

I Would Strongly Recommend Any Young Man To Stay Away From Criminal Law. It's Not A Good Place To Be, Unfortunately.

The Public Regards Lawyers With Great Distrust. They Think Lawyers Are Smarter Than The Average Guy But Use Their Intelligence Deviously. Well, They're Wrong. Usually They Are Not Smarter.

The Legal Profession Is A Business With A Tremendous Collection Of Egos. Few People Who Are Not Strong Egotistically Gravitate To It.

I Get Paid For Seeing That My Clients Have Every Break The Law Allows. I Have Knowingly Defended A Number Of Guilty Men. But The Guilty Never Escape Unscathed. My Fees Are Sufficient Punishment For Anyone.

I Enjoy Personal Injury Cases. I've Tried Quite A Few Of Those. And, Frankly, Any Kind Of Litigation That Is Trouble-shooting, Whether It's Equities, Suits And Injunctions, Or Whatever.