There is a page that has this and four other commercials from "The Hammer." According to Wikipedia, he's no longer practicing (i. e. suing drunks); he just writes books now. Not surprising, given that his law license was suspended in both New York AND Florida (where he actually lived), and he lost a malpractice suit in 2002. Seeing this for the first time in years also caused me to recall all of my friends from high school and college who now possess law degrees. For one, I hope none of them ever make a commercial like this. And for two, I wondered what nicknames they might use if they did. Of all of them, only one was even close to passable.
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There is a page that has this and four other commercials from "The Hammer." According to Wikipedia, he's no longer practicing (i. e. suing drunks); he just writes books now. Not surprising, given that his law license was suspended in both New York AND Florida (where he actually lived), and he lost a malpractice suit in 2002. Seeing this for the first time in years also caused me to recall all of my friends from high school and college who now possess law degrees. For one, I hope none of them ever make a commercial like this. And for two, I wondered what nicknames they might use if they did. Of all of them, only one was even close to passable.
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