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TGIF for How to Get Sued

By William F. Heinze

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In "How to Get Sued: An Instructional Guide," my fellow Law.com network blogger J. Craig Williams gives a witty and accessible take on the world of litigation in the American court system. Aimed at the attorney or intelligent casual reader seeking light diversion, this irreverent how-to uses sharp wit to look at some of the more bizarre twists the legal system and rail against our litigious society. According to the forward by Ninth Circuit Chief Judge Kozinzki, "Just as it's hard to avert your eyes from a train wreck, it's very difficult to put doen a book that repeatedly illustrates not only how easily one can be swept into the sausage factory, but how hilariously difficult and Byzantine things can become once there."

Order the book at Amazon.com here, and check out Craig's ?Lawyer2Lawyer? podcasts with co-host Bob Ambroji on the Legal Talk Network.

Thank Goodness It's Friday (and I still haven't been sued),

--Bill Heinze

Full post as published by I/P Updates on March 27, 2008 (boomark / email).

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