The Memory Of The American Public Is

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.

When You See A Lawyer Trying To Pick A Smart Jury, You Know He's Got A Strong Case.

Fear Is Something You Have To Throw Into A Corner. Constantly. Because It Never Goes Away.

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.

I Have Never Seen A Major Trial Which Lacked Significant Perjury, And I Have Yet To See That Perjury Punished.