By Steven Mitchell Sack, Legal Strategies Publications, Merrick, N.Y., 620 pages, $39.95.
Most books about the practical aspects of the law fall into one of two traps. Either they are laden with “war stories” and other anecdotal examples that are too fact-specific for general use, or they are peppered with citations, in text or in footnotes, that require periodic and expensive updating, and inevitably interrupt the narrative flow of the main text.
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