Lawyer's Week Before Christmas (The Night Before Christmas Series)
"Polly Brown's name may gain her international fame. Attorney Joseph Justice provides a lighthearted spoof of Bluff, Bluster, and Blunder's Christmas week dilemma, deadlines, deliberations, and debatable decisions to be made in client Polly's case. The author's wit and wisdom to satirize in a playful, amiable manner this drama of Polly's possibly poetic injustice grips the attention of the reader. The serious matter here is handled in a nonsensical, colorful banter of jest and as a warm, humorous comedy. Many readers will have opposing views as to whether Polly Brown's firm, BB&B;, was lawyer-like, unlawyer-like, or outlawyer-like!" -Braswell Deen, Jr., retired chief judge, Georgia Court of Appeals "It would be a crime not to add this to your law library or home collection. It is a humorous tongue-in-cheek take on torts. It is written by a lawyer and proves the old adage 'It takes one to know one.'" -Patrick H. Head, district attorney, Cobb Judicial Circuit "This is the perfect lighthearted holiday spoof for lawyers and for all those who love them or hate them!" -Scott Hawkins, CEO, Hawkins Companies An ethical nightmare turns into lawyerly laughs as the aptly named partners at Bluff, Bluster, and Blunder give new meaning to the term "pain and suffering."  'Tis the season for fiscal year filings, and the trio of esquires are busy earning oversized bonuses. Defending criminals and securing legal fees take the place of holiday cheer as these counselors try to squeeze every penny out of their clients.   Then a holiday miracle occurs: a two-year-old slip-and-fall case against a well-known chain store. Now, scrambling to meet a tight deadline, they trump up charges, exaggerate claims, and hire a panel of experts to validate the complaint. They celebrate their expected win and eagerly await the next year's injuries.