Robert Fiske’s “Prosecutor, Defender, Counselor” is a must-read for lawyers, critics of the legal profession, and anyone looking for an uplifting narrative of a life exceptionally well-lived by an individual of extraordinary talents and uncommon virtue.
For me personally, Bob Fiske’s memoirs—describing his professional arc, his esteemed careers in private practice and in public service, as well as revealing his grace, humility and abiding love for the law, his country, his law firm and his family—serve as a useful reminder of why the practice of law, if done well, can be a most noble calling and why so many of us were attracted to the law as a profession.
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