This comic book was created for the curmudgeonly lawyer with a dark sense of humor that is often deeply suppressed in the stuffy law firm environment. Each page is filled with brutally honest depictions of attorney life, ranging from covertly sleeping at the office to being engulfed in flames of rage due to unnecessary email follow ups. Makes a great gift for any disillusioned attorney and a warning of what's to come for aspiring lawyers. Product Description: - Softcover - 90 pages, full color - 8" x 10"

This comic book was created for the curmudgeonly lawyer with a dark sense of humor that is often deeply suppressed in the stuffy law firm environment. Each page is filled with brutally honest depictions of attorney life, ranging from covertly sleeping at the office to being engulfed in flames of rage due to unnecessary email follow ups. Makes an excellent gift for the attorneys in your life who could use a little humor to lighten up the dark cloud of their career choices and also a stern warning of what's to come for aspiring lawyers.

This comic book was created for the lawyers or working professionals who have ever arrived at work and stood outside wondering, "... What if I don't go in?" Readers who enjoy content by The Introverted Attorney are unique individuals who chronically worry about their professional obligations but would also prefer not to work at all, posing a serious flight risk to their companies whenever they leave the office for a coffee break. If you find it therapeutic to observe scraggly stick figures struggle at navigating work life, this book was meant for you and you should proudly display it on your desk to alarm your colleagues.

Critically acclaimed cartoonists including Addams, Steig, Arno, Shanahan, and Leo Cullum take pot shots at the legal profession in a collection of eighty-five cartoons from the pages of The New Yorker.

When he launched Non Sequitur a decade ago, Wiley Miller knew he didn't want a running joke. So he took the name of his strip from the Latin phrase for "it does not follow" and created a comic that features no central character or theme, no setting or time frame, just a Twilight Zone of cartoon moments. Day after day, Non Sequitur hilariously jabs at the feats and foibles of life, skewering everyone from doctors to politicians. Wiley's irreverent, satirical wit, combined with his superbly crafted illustrations, confirms once and for all that the universe is one big joke at humanity's expense. In Wiley's world, no one is a better target than lawyers. That's why The Legal Lampoon, a collection of the cream of Non Sequitur's legal cartoon crop, will be one of the Wiley's most popular books. Consider the poor panhandler standing next to a signboard that reads, "Stood on principle. Won my lawsuit. Went bankrupt." Or the Master of Spin, responding to his client's lost appeal to the parole board: "Congratulations! You've been held over by popular demand . . ." Or a fund-raiser who can't get any donations until she edits her sign to read: "Donations to spay and neuter stray pets and lawyers." Throughout the pages of The Legal Lampoon, lawyers get a royal roasting. It's a hilarious collection that will appeal to everyone who both reviles and respects lawyers. Yes, it's true: Many lawyers let Wiley know how much they appreciate his attorney humor. It's a book made in legal heaven.

Here is a collection of 99 cartoons on the subject of THE LAW and business. Great comic moments supported by a tight-knit, quirky group of characters. The cartoonist Mike Flanagan takes a wry look at LAWYERS and their surrounding topics, including crime and punishment, fraud, divorce, rough justice, pro bono, judges, courts, juries, jail, prison, porridge, wills, solicitors, baristors, bailiffs, police, prisoners, and many more.This book is guaranteed to satisfy your hunger for humour, (or humor, if you're American and can't spell).Anyway, it's a bumper crop of chuckles that will brighten your day and show you the funny side of the law. These cartoons are ideal for use in your text, for instance your website, sales presentations, mailers, powerpoint, advertising material, promotions or whatever, but remember......all these cartoons are copyright protected, so if you'd like to use them, you need to email the cartoonist for permission and to obtain details of the fees involved. Have you seen all the titles in the FLANTOONS.co.uk cartoon series? OFFICE, FINANCE, GOLFING, DRIVING, BANKING, BOOZE, RESTAURANT, CAREERS, LAWYER, MANAGEMENT, TRAVEL, DENTIST, DOCTOR, HOSPITAL, NURSING, SURGERY, RAGTRADE and REAL ESTATE.

Dead Lawyers and Other Please Thoughts is the first collection the best from Non Sequitur, the sharp, sly new syndicated comic strip that has addicted fans from coast to coast. Cartoonist Wiley's irreverent, satirical wit, combined with his superbly crafted illustrations, confirm once and for all the sneaking suspicion that the universe is one big joke at humanity's expense. Non Sequitur explores the absurd and the unexpected with outrageously funny sendups of everything from the plight of the homeless to the might of defense attorneys; Dead Lawyers continues that tradition by refusing to conform to the monotonous, row-upon-row layout of most comic strip collections. As Wiley himself says, "Humor knows no bounds, and neither do my cartoons."

If you enjoy humor a bit dark, a tad outrageous, if you like comedy with a whiff of the sinister and the macabre, then this collection of cartoons, Polly Wants A Lawyer is for you. Long time New Yorker cartoonist Nick Downes has a talent for finding hilarity in the darker, meaner corners of our world of law & disorder.Crazed criminals, corrupt cops, tainted juries, chaotic courtrooms, schemers, hustlers and cranks, with a deft comic touch, Downes takes on the absurdities of crime & punishment and renders all very, very funny. With Polly Wants a Lawyer, Nick Downes serves up a rogues gallery of hilariously twisted takes on crime, violence, and disorder.

Whether they deserve it or not, lawyers bear the brunt of some of the most contemptuous--and dead-on hilarious--cartoons ever committed to paper. This collection showcases the best of the best with cartoons by such well-known artists as Bill Woodman, Jack Ziegler, Henry Martin, Roz Chast, and dozens of others. 104 cartoons.