By Garry Abrams
One of the nice things about being both a pugnacious litigator and a novelist is that you can impose ruthless retroactive revenge on those denizens of the legal system who have dissed you.
Thus, in the opening pages of well-known Santa Monica attorney Brian Lysaght's new novel, an elderly jud...
One of the nice things about being both a pugnacious litigator and a novelist is that you can impose ruthless retroactive revenge on those denizens of the legal system who have dissed you.
Thus, in the opening pages of well-known Santa Monica attorney Brian Lysaght's new novel, an elderly jud...
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