A well-known attorney shows how to assume a winning attitude and use his proven tactics in a variety of common situations from the insignificant--arguing with the cleaner over a ruined suit--to the important--contesting a divorce or libel suit.
Poorly edited, and very dated, but contains some golden nuggets of information and some insight in the world of Roy Cohn, who had a significant influence on the young Donald Trump.
Considering this was published in 1981, quite a lot of information is outdated. That being said, this book still contains some useful legal advice from the best lawyer of the 20th century.