Book Reviews
The American Influence on International Commercial Arbitration: Doctrinal Developments and Discovery Methods
If national economies ever were independent of international markets, they certainly are not now. At the speed of the internet,...
Arcadia
In 1970, James Richardson, a black migrant worker in Arcadia, was accused of killing his seven children. He was convicted...
Assessing Legal Responses to COVID-19
The field of public or population health often has received inadequate political, social, and economic attention in the past, but...
Honest Immigration
In Honest Immigration: How to Stay in the United States Legally and Become a Permanent Resident Due to Mistreatment, out-of-state attorney...
The Education of John Adams
John Adams will never be the most popular of the Founding Fathers. He did not have the commanding grace of...
Sales for Lawyers
A business development book specifically for lawyers, Sales for Lawyers: How to Sell within the Rules of Professional Conduct, is...
Strange Cases and Wild Tales
This is a delightful must-read book that just allows itself to be read. It’s a collection of stories, as recalled...
Stringfellow Acid Pits
Brian Craig’s Stringfellow Acid Pits: The Toxic and Legal Legacy, explores how California government officials coaxed Jimmy Stringfellow into allowing them...
Tenant for Death, Tragedy at Law, and With a Bare Bodkin
Amazon called my attention to Cyril Hare when its algorithms exposed me as a fan of English murder mysteries, police...
The Man Who Ran Washington
James A. Baker III, a third-generation attorney, was a political force unmatched in modern American history. He managed presidential campaigns...
