So Sue Me, Jackass!: Avoiding Legal Pitfalls That Can Come Back to Bite You at Work, at Home, and at Play
Sep 2009 · Sold by Penguin
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The perfect book for anyone who’s ever had a legal question that seemed too odd or embarrassing to seek counsel, So Sue Me, Jackass! is a surprising and entertaining collection of factual and funny Q&As that combines engaging wit and sensible legal advice.
Can you win monetary damages for bad sex? Can you get fired for being too fat? Can you sign your mother-in-law into a nursing home against her will?
Attorney Amy Epstein Feldman and her sister, humor writer Robin Epstein address a wide range of legal issues encountered in daily life, including jobs, relationships, home, family, pets (yes, pets), privacy, and death—and they relate outrageous anecdotes of laugh-outloud legal fiascos. So Sue Me, Jackass! may not keep you out of litigation—but it will keep you in stitches.
Can you win monetary damages for bad sex? Can you get fired for being too fat? Can you sign your mother-in-law into a nursing home against her will?
Attorney Amy Epstein Feldman and her sister, humor writer Robin Epstein address a wide range of legal issues encountered in daily life, including jobs, relationships, home, family, pets (yes, pets), privacy, and death—and they relate outrageous anecdotes of laugh-outloud legal fiascos. So Sue Me, Jackass! may not keep you out of litigation—but it will keep you in stitches.
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About the author
Amy Epstein Feldman, Esq., is a nationally syndicated legal correspondent on radio and television. She is general counsel of The Judge Group, Inc., a $200 million international business solutions provider.
Robin Epstein is an author, stand-up comic and former sitcom writer. A contributor to NPR’s This American Life, her writing has appeared in The New York Times, Marie Claire, Real Simple and Glamour, among others.
Robin Epstein is an author, stand-up comic and former sitcom writer. A contributor to NPR’s This American Life, her writing has appeared in The New York Times, Marie Claire, Real Simple and Glamour, among others.
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