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  • My new, lovely parting gift for all parties.

TO THE MASTER-JUDGE KAYE TERTZAG

  • Judge Kaye Tertzag is one of my heroes. One of the first facilitators, he would give out these refrigerator magnets at his hearings. Though the Judge died in 2009, I still have this magnet on my refrigerator 10 years later. Judge Tertzag and I did not agree on some very big political issues, but he was the professional embodiment of his 3Ps: Be Prompt, Be Prepared, Be Polite.

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  • "Lawyers work hard and, like us, they're human, many of them."-Dick Cavett

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  • "And do as adversaries do in law, strive mightily, but eat and drink as friends." William Shakespeare

Detroit GT


  • Detroit GT is the website of artist Christopher Gorski. A lifetime Detroiter and certified "Car nut", he studied at the premiere College of Art and Design in Detroit - the Center for Creative Studies (CCS). One hand drawn shirt in high school has grown into a full line of apparel and merchandise celebrating Detroit and other uniquely Michigan locales.

    His Detroit Landmark graphic art pieces are remarkable. Some are shown below, and I have 8 of them framed on my office walls (see blog post).

    The prints can be purchased through the site or at my favorite store, Art Is In Market in Laurel Park Place in Livonia.


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04/19/2020

TOUCHE'--JAMES THURBER

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Though not about the practice of law, this is my favorite legal cartoon.  

It shows the deft, surgical, understated approach to litigation I have witnessed countless time in my career.

You know the type:  "Were you lying then or are you lying now?"  "Judge, I think the court must award costs and attorney fees in this matter."  "I know the court has ruled, but....but.....but"   "I don't normally bring motions for more specific answers to a fifth set of interrogatories, but I am compelled in this case to....."  "Let the record reflect that opposing counsel is rolling his eyes."

Posted on 04/19/2020 |

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