Law Practice
Sep. 25, 2008
Lawyer Reflects on Solo Ocean Crossing
As Thomas A. Kirschbaum prepared to enter the cabin of his 26-foot sailboat, "Feral," he silently thanked the person above deck who would watch over it as he slept. But that was impossible. He was alone.
By Rebecca U. Cho
Daily Journal Staff Writer
As Thomas A. Kirschbaum prepared to enter the cabin of his 26-foot sailboat, "Feral," he silently thanked the person above deck who would watch over it as he slept.
But that was impossible. He was alone.
As his mind cleared, Kirschbaum realized the phantom passenger was simply the boat's self-steering windvane.
Kirschbaum, an Irell & Manella partner in Los Angeles, experienced such moments ...
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