Gunning for Justice
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In 'Gunning for Justice,' Gerry Spence recounts his experiences as a trial lawyer, providing insights into his personal life and legal philosophy.
The book reflects Spence's advocacy for the underdog and his passionate belief in the power of the jury system.
Spence shares anecdotes from his most famous cases, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the strategies and emotions involved in high-stakes litigation.
He emphasizes the importance of authenticity, storytelling, and connecting with jurors on a human level.
The book serves both as a memoir and a guide for aspiring trial lawyers, imparting Spence's unique approach to law and life.
The book reflects Spence's advocacy for the underdog and his passionate belief in the power of the jury system.
Spence shares anecdotes from his most famous cases, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the strategies and emotions involved in high-stakes litigation.
He emphasizes the importance of authenticity, storytelling, and connecting with jurors on a human level.
The book serves both as a memoir and a guide for aspiring trial lawyers, imparting Spence's unique approach to law and life.
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Recommended by John Quinn as one of the best books about trial practice and trial lawyers.
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