I Rest My Case
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.43 (665 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 096777960X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 342 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-03-06 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
After working his way through Columbia University and New York Law School, Shaw married and established a small law practice, only to find himself in business with a real-estate developer who proved to be one of the more outlandish characters in recent memory. His father Louie was a hard-working man who also happened to be a compulsive gambler. From the Inside Flap On a cold, gray winter morning in 1933, when Stanley Shaw was not yet four years old, his mother brought him and his older brother Sol to the Brooklyn Hebrew Orphan Asylum. I Rest My Case is not simply a fascinating and profoundly moving memoir, and a generous slice of American cultural and legal history, it is a love song to Shaw's wife and children and grandchildren, and a testament to
GUARDIANSHIP-GOOD OR BADSHAW,LICITRA,ESERNIO In 199GUARDIANSHIP-GOOD OR BADSHAW,LICITRA,ESERNIO Leo Fioriono In 1994, Mike DeLano, my best friend of more than 50 years, suffered a minor stroke. This excuse was used to declare Mike "incapacitated" when his immediate family began to fight over Mike's assets. George Esernio of Shaw, Licitra, Esernio, Schwartz & Bohner, along with Mike's wife Kathryn, were "appointed" as co-guardians o. , Mike DeLano, my best friend of more than 50 years, suffered a minor stroke. This excuse was used to declare Mike "incapacitated" when his immediate family began to fight over Mike's assets. George Esernio of Shaw, Licitra, Esernio, Schwartz & Bohner, along with Mike's wife Kathryn, were "appointed" as co-guardians o. Franklin DeLano said A SELF-PROCLAIMED HERO?. I have rated this book with five stars for the B.S. it contains. It never ceases to amaze me that in our modern society, the narcissistic people who are politically and socially corrupt, are hailed by themselves as hero's. Shaw confesses to having deceived his family for many years therefore, none of them really knew the per. A pleasant experience joining Shaw on his "Journey Home" I am an avid reader of books written by attorneys, both fiction and non-fiction. I have read all of the books written by Alan Dershowitz, John Grisham, Steve Martini and several others. I must state that I received more pleasure and enjoyment, more satisfaction,and,above all more profound insight into my own life from this b
He lives with his wife Doris in Bayside, New York, and Hallandale, Florida. . J. Stanley Shaw is one of the preeminent bankruptcy attorneys in the United States and the senior partner of the law firm Shaw, Licitra, Bohner, Esernio & Schwartz, in Garden City, New York
Shaw has turned a wry and thoughtful eye on his life, filling the pages of his memoir with trenchant observations about the human condition. All proceeds from the sale of the book will be donated to the Association for Adults and Children With Learning Disabilities (ACLD), a not-for-profit organization that assists more than 2,500 infants, children and their families.. Shaw's colorful and often poignant reminiscences take us from Depression-era Brooklyn, through his years at Columbia University and New York Law School, his early setbacks at the hands of an unscrupulous real estate developer who left him one million dollars in debt, the political education he received as a leader of the New York Liberal Party during the 1960s and 1970s, and his groundbreaking legal work in corporate bankruptcy. Stanley Shaw from his childhood years under the supervision of