A Call for Legal Entrepreneurship    by Ron Gruner
Price: Free! 15280 words. Published on May 2, 2008. .
From an entrepreneurial perspective, law has historically been an isolated valley, remote to outsiders but verdant in its possibilities. Entrepreneurs will hopefully be stimulated by the issues discussed in this paper. Perhaps some of those ideas may serve as seeds for new businesses focused on making the legal industry more efficient, responsive and broadly available.

Anatomy of a Lawsuit: A Client's Perspective of a Multi-Million Dollar Federal Lawsuit    by Ron Gruner
Price: Free! 25030 words. Published on May 2, 2008. .
Few would argue that our country’s approach to civil litigation could not be improved. For many reasons it is often a very inefficient process. Yet few laypersons involved in litigation, whether senior executives or private individuals, understand why litigation is so complex, inefficient and expensive. This paper's purpose is to help others better understand these issues and their causes.

Luggage By Kroger: A True Crime Memoir    by Gary Taylor
Price: $2.99 USD. 121690 words. Published on October 5, 2009. .
In this award-winning memoir, Houston journalist Gary Taylor recounts his true-life fatal attraction involvement in the trail of violence that has dogged Texas attorney Catherine Mehaffey Shelton, prompting coverage by newspapers, TV, movies and even Oprah. Take a seat on the wild ride of an obsessive relationship: erotic beginning to violent end and the trials required to clean up the mess.

Legal Thriller    by Marcus McGee
Price: $9.99 USD. 155680 words. Published by PegasusBooks on December 2, 2009. .
Legal perspective of a murder in San Francisco. Deputy District Attorney Destiny Mitchell vies to convict wealthy socialite, Jordan Alexander, in the brutal murder of his wife.

Flight for Justice    by Nino
Price: $9.99 USD. 95210 words. Published on March 31, 2010. .
Based on some of author/attorney Nino Lama's actual cases, "Flight for Justice" is a larger than life legal thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat, and guessing at the outcome until the final pages. The action moves back and forth between upstate New York and the Florida keys, with the good guys, attorney Vince DiMarco and his son Mike, pursuing the bad guys with zeal.

Swallow    by Tonya Plank
Price: $2.99 USD. 96900 words. Published on March 31, 2010. .
A shy, young Manhattan attorney from a small-town, working-class background struggles with Globus Hystericus, the sensation of a ball in the throat, which makes it hard for her to eat, speak, and eventually breathe. This multiple-award-winning novel, at times darkly comical, centers on class privilege, gender equity, and the distance that can separate fathers and daughters.

Cover Your Assets!    by Gregory Herman
Price: $5.99 USD. 8160 words. Published on May 2, 2010. .
Chapter 1: A Word of Warning Chapter 2: The Players of the Collections Game Chapter 3: 13 Ways to Protect Yourself Against ID Theft Chapter 4: 10 Reasons to Sue a Debt Collector Chapter 5: 9 Way to Protect Yourself from Getting Sued Chapter 6: 7 Secrets to Negotiating a Great Settlement Chapter 7: 7 Essential Letters in Dealing With Collectors Chapter 8: 5 Myths of Dealing wit

Hot Topics in the Legal Profession 2010    by Steven Alan Childress
Price: $7.99 USD. 47600 words. Published by Quid Pro Books on May 23, 2010. .
Current important events in legal ethics, with up-to-the-minute research, are explored by Tulane students and a legal ethics professor in his Foreword. Purchase of this book benefits Tulane PILF, a nonprofit student group which funds public interest and indigent client representations. Topics include social networking and ads; judicial bias and Caperton; ancillary businesses; and negotiations.

Random Rhyming & Christmas Crying A Story of Christmas Origins    by German Alcala
Price: Free! 1090 words. Published by Alcala Publications  on June 7, 2010. .
Is Santa a Slave driver? Exactly for how long has he been around? Are the elves under him willingly? In this childish yet terribly vulgar tale of twisted Christmas Origins German Alcala rhymes out a short epic of epic proportions. Santa Claus is probably a slave owner. He must have been on the North Pole since it was tropical. And the reindeer are probably gangsters... Hope you like it.