It was the night before [insert favorite winter holiday here], and all through the office, the associates were stirring, but I was home at the house. The stockings were hung by the chimney with care, in hopes that St. Nick (or whatever winter gift-giving person you prefer — your spouse, your child, your great grandmother or even a red-suited character with a white beard and a jolly smile) would soon be here.
The children were nestled all snug in their beds, so we had the house to ourselves. “What do you want for Christmas, darling?” my lovely bride whispered in my ear. I knew that we were supposed to be settling down for our long winter’s nap, but I was excited about all the gifts I would get from a lawyer-centric Santa, so I decided to answer her question. I drew up a contract.
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