It’s all over. Finally. Some of you complained that this competition took to long. I ask, “What else were you doing with your Tuesday afternoons?” This segment, originally planned for three weeks, became a marathon when it became clear that too many of these letters had almost identical titles. But we certainly had fun revisiting these classics from the archives.
And now we have an all-time champion to measure all future letters against.
Who is it?
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Well, it should be little surprise that the most-read lawyer letter post in ATL history managed to win this competition. Despite a strong challenge from Tom Goldstein’s brilliant response to I Believe I Can Fly, the equally lyrical I’m Pretty Sure Your Porn Star Client Can’t Fly (I Believe She’ll Touch The Ground With Extreme Force), the winner, and still champion, is the West Orange Cease & Desist Letter Response.
Congratulations again to Stephen B. Kaplitt for his continuing domination of legal prose.