Something to Believe In: Politics, Professionalism, and Cause Lawyering

Are you tired of lawyers who just serve as "hired guns," willing to represent any client regardless of their personal beliefs? Something to Believe In delves into the intriguing world of cause lawyering, where attorneys uphold their convictions while practicing law. This groundbreaking book challenges traditional notions of legal work, emphasizing the importance of moral and political commitment in the legal profession.

From human rights advocates to environmental activists, cause lawyers play a pivotal role in addressing social injustices and promoting democratic values. By refusing to separate their personal values from their legal work, these individuals embody a form of legal activism that stands out in a sea of conventional legal practices. Learn how these lawyers are reshaping the legal landscape and contributing to positive social change in society.

Join the conversation on the intersection of law, politics, and ethics with Something to Believe In. Discover the stories and insights of cause lawyers who are dedicated to making a difference in the world through their legal practice. This thought-provoking book will inspire you to reflect on the role of lawyers in society and the power of combining professionalism with a sense of purpose.

Order now and immerse yourself in the transformative world of cause lawyering documented in Something to Believe In. Take a deep dive into the complex yet compelling realm of legal activism, and gain a new perspective on the impact of personal convictions in the legal profession.