Anyone read "Lawyer Boy" -- worth reading?

[yupster567]

by Rick Lax

[StevePirates]

I read it.  I liked it.  It's well written, has some funny asides and foot notes.  It talks about some of the common first year cases in a way that made me #1 remember cases I'd forgotten about and #2 made me remember why I'd tried so hard to forget them in the first place.  Also, you can learn some magic from it. 

It's written in a manner consistent with his blogging.  So, if you don't like that, you may not like the book.  But I really enjoyed it. 

[santropez]

It seems like that guy gets a lot of flak on here for plugging his blog/book, but I haven't read any of his stuff.  I'm surprised no one has started bashing him on this thread yet, ha. 

[SCK2008]

I think there are some reviews over on Amazon:

http://www.lawschooldiscussion.org/prelaw/index.php/topic,4012511.0.html

http://www.amazon.com/Lawyer-Boy-Case-Study-Growing/dp/031237335X/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1208411656&sr=8-1

[TimMitchell]

I'll never think of fish sandwiches the same way again

[CoxlessPair]

I considered reading it but based on his blog and LSD trolling, I decided an examination of the undigested Craisins in my most recent stool was a better use of my time.