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"Drinking, drugging and the ungallant pursuit of the female form...the author serves up some raucous fun and boozy amusement -- just like any happy hour."--Cleveland Plain Dealer

"A rollicking, booze-fueled joyride through the dark underbelly of the American legal system."--Frank Kelly Rich, author of The Modern Drunkard

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I was fired from my first legal job within a month, and this book explains why it was the best thing to ever happen to me. --Tucker Max, author of I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell"

Takes sex, drugs and rock n roll deep into the bowels of modern law. If justice is blind, then The Philadelphia Lawyer is the pop culture s new canine guide for the visually impaired...intensely insightful. --Kirkus Reviews"

Drinking, drugging and the ungallant pursuit of the female form...the author serves up some raucous fun and boozy amusement -- just like any happy hour. --Cleveland Plain Dealer"

A rollicking, booze-fueled joyride through the dark underbelly of the American legal system. --Frank Kelly Rich, author of The Modern Drunkard"