Washington Law Review
Abstract
This book is the general practitioner's best available index to the Revised Code of Washington on many matters. For the general practitioner it also serves as a valuable and practical checklist on his daily activities, and its occasional comments about the history of a statute or the comparison with other jurisdictions give a sense of scope and background many of us lack. For the beginning lawyer this book is a valuable manual, designed to instill the same sense of confidence that advice from a more experienced lawyer would bestow. Indeed, the easy, almost conversational style of the book and its clarity and simplicity make one feel, after studying the treatment of a subject, almost as if one had enjoyed consultation with a more experienced and wiser confrere. The book is as rich with tidbits of practical information and helpful suggestions as a fruitcake.
First Page
387
Recommended Citation
Helen G. Greear,
Book Review,
Towne's Washington Practice, by Vernon W. Towne (1956),
31 Wash. L. Rev. & St. B.J.
387
(1956).
Available at:
https://digitalcommons.law.uw.edu/wlr/vol31/iss4/16