You Learn More When Things Go Wrong.

One Of The Most Fundamental Questions People Have About Defense Attorneys Is, 'how Can You Do That? How Can You Go To Bat Everyday For A Person That You May Not Know Is Guilty But You Have A Pretty Good Idea That He's Not So Innocent?' It's A Question That Defense Attorneys Answer For Themselves By Not Addressing.

When The Stories Come Easily And The Writing Process Doesn't Feel Laboring, That's Usually A Good Sign For Me.

It Gets Harder And Harder To Succeed And Find Audiences With The 500-channel Universe, The Remote Control, And People Being So Trigger Happy With That Remote Control. It Just Gets Harder To Get A Foothold.

The More Lawyers There Are, The More People Are Out There To Encourage Others Not To Go To Law School.

When I Really Have To Push And Grope And Scratch And Claw To Make A Story Work, That's A Telltale Sign That Maybe Something Conceptually Isn't Right.