The Time For Justice

by Anthony Curto

Overview

Anthony Curto, acclaimed New York lawyer who has represented Harry Chapin, Paula Abdul, Alexandr Solzhenitsyn, Freeman McNeil and has focused on resolving issues in the quickest, most efficient way has determined that the enemy of our judicial system lies with time ­-- excessive time, caused by numbing administrative procedures at every level that result in endless delays -- and no justice for all. This powerful book presents masterful ways to fix the system and uses compelling cases that illustrate how time delays can topple justice. A must read for anyone interested in insuring the swift and fair delivery of justice -- for ALL

Product Details

BN ID:	2940014678391
Publisher:	Onward Publishing inc.
Publication date:	06/28/2012
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	187
File size:	111 KB

About the Author

As senior partner of Forchelli, Curto, Deegan, Schwartz, Mineo, & Terrana on Long Island, Curto has been associated with many complex high-profile matters, but his day-to-day legal philosophy is refreshingly simple: Serve your clients well by getting the issues resovled in the quickest, most efficient way possible. Curto’s practice reflects what he has identified as the major problem in the judicial system today—the inordinate length of time that cases proceed through our legal system.

He practices from a business mindset, isolating the issues, view to the goal, and knowledge of the law to bring the problem to a conclusion quickly and judiciously.

Throughout his career, Curto also has been a staunch advocate of community service, receiving numerous awards, including the 1984 Congressional Achievement Award and the 1987 Martin Luther King Jr. “Living the Dream” Service Award. He lives in Northport, NY with his wife, Linda.

Editorial Reviews

BOOK REVIEW
An insider’s view of the American legal system—that Bleak House–ish black hole—rendered for the laypeople.
New York lawyer Curto—whose client list has included Yoo-hoo, Monsignor Tom Hartman and Paula Abdul—is a
respected community advocate who’s earned many honors. His book is both an overview of his 50-year career and a
lively prescriptive for working through the issues that mire our courts. Central is the author

Kirkus Reviews