The Art of the Loophole: David Beckham's lawyer teaches you how to make the law work for you
(Paperback)
Publishing Details
The Art of the Loophole: David Beckham's lawyer teaches you how to make the law work for you
By (Author) Nick Freeman
Hodder & Stoughton
Coronet Books
11th June 2013
9th May 2013
United Kingdom
Classifications
General
Non Fiction
Legal systems: courts and procedures
Business and Management
347.05
Physical Properties
Paperback
288
Width 130mm, Height 198mm, Spine 19mm
232g
Description
In trouble with the law Sure you are getting the best possible advice
Meet Mr Loophole. Nick Freeman is Britain's highest profile lawyer and he has won more cases and attracts more media attention than any other lawyer in the country.Learn every trick in the book from the man who's defended the greats. Mr Loophole is famous for forming winning, quirky and innovative defences - even when a case appears indefensible. In the process, he has revolutionised the way in which law - particularly motoring law - is practised. In this book, Nick explains his unique approach to the law and in the process identifies his killer loophole principles.Reviews
It is exciting and dramatic; the lawyer labouring over statutes, rule books and manuals for speed cameras, and finding the legal point that will save the day. - Law Society Gazette
Author Bio
Nick Freeman had intended to pursue a career in corporate law. However after being entered for and winning an advocacy competition, he took a job as a prosecutor for Greater Manchester Police in 1981. It was at that stage that he realised the huge benefit of knowing the law intricately to secure success in the courtroom - the precursor to his Mr Loophole technique. In 1983, he moved to a large firm of criminal lawyers in Manchester and was made a partner within six months. Although his work involved representing those facing serious criminal charges such as murder, fraud and rape, he established an unparalleled reputation for winning road traffic cases. At the age of 42 he left to go it alone and established his own law practice, Freeman and Co. He frequently appears on radio and television to offer comment on topical matters of the law. He makes regular contributions to the Sunday Times motoring pages and writes a monthly opinion column in the Manchester Evening News. Follow Nick on Twitter @TheMrLoophole.
