Ithaca DWI Lawyer Blog: How I went from Mis-Alignments to Mis-demeanors

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My Practice Philosophy

My two favorite quotations:

"Esse Quam Verderi:" To be rather than to seem to be.

I personally abhor pretense. Coming from Brooklyn, NY, you can't BS a BSer. As educated or as knowledgeable as I think I am (I have a wife to level me off) I believe everyone deserves respect.

"Question Authority:" I have always questioned authorities. To the dismay of my parents. I dislike unequal and/or unjust relationships (Afterall, I am a Libra). I was born under those scales of justice, and the balance they symbolize.

Authorities to Question and Challenge:

The Government, Law Enforcement, Insurance Companies.

I believe they all need to be kept in check.

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Wednesday, September 19, 2012

How I went from Mis-Alignments to Mis-demeanors

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