Legal Commentary

Simon Tupman's New Book is released

By Patrick J. Lamb

Noted author Simon Tupman, whose previous works include Why Lawyers Should Eat Bananas, has just released his latest book, Legal Eagles.  The book is described this way:

Simon Tupman's latest book Legal Eagles profiles sixteen visionary lawyers from around the globe who are changing people's lives and making a difference in the world. Interviewed by Simon, they offer candid insights into their careers and share the secrets of their success. Their stories dispel many myths about the legal profession and prove that lawyers can, and do, make the world a better place.

I am deeply honored to be one of the sixteen lawyers featured, including lawyers from the UK, Australia, Africa, New Zealand and fellow Americans Christopher Marston and Gregory Kim. 

My friend Gerry Riskin refers to Legal Eagles as "a masterpiece of legal journalism."  Richard Susskind, author of the acclaimed work The End of Lawyers? says:

This is a fascinating collection of insights and anecdotes, skilfully edited by Simon Tupman. He has done a great job of gathering together a formidable range of legal luminaries and mining the jewels from their heads. I warmly recommend this compelling book to all lawyers who like a feel for the leading edge.

It is so very exciting to have been included as part of this project.  I am forever grateful to Simon and join the advance reviewers (see what they say here) in recommending Legal Eagles.

Full post as published by In Search of Perfect Client Service on November 01, 2010 (boomark / email).