The Greatest American Lawyer

“Who’s that GAL” contest update.

For those of you who have been around for any length of time, you know that the most famous anonymous blogger in the legal field is someone named "Ed" over at Blawgreview.com. No one (and I mean literally no one) knows who "Ed" really is. I have always assumed that Ed was short for "Editor." I have traded many emails with Ed through the years. In fact, it was Ed who suggested that I grab the URL GreatestAmericanLawyer.com, which I now use as a mapped domain.

Thanks to this post over at Blawg Review, I can now share with you the introduction to the Greatest American Hero T.V. Show. As you know, I received my divine inspiration for this website because of the song I couldn’t get out of my head the day I decided to quit my old firm. That song is one I had not heard in a decade and I have no idea why it popped in my head in the first place. I do know why it stuck. The lyrics were perfect…check it out.

Of course, if you want to check out the last edition of the Blawg Review, it was hosted by the Public Defender Stuff blog. The Blawg Review post by Public Defender was awesome, in honorary format of Martin Luther King Day. You should check it out and check out the blog. I am certainly adding it to my Blog Roll.

'Who's That GAL?' Contest Rules

Learn more about the contest HERE.

Here are are the contest rules:

1. Do a little internet research and see if you can figure who the author of The Greatest American Lawyer Blog really is. Send submissions to greatest.american@gmail.com.
2. Contest applicants must be 18 years or older to participate.
3. Yes, if you in fact know who The Greatest American Lawyer is, you can still enter the contest.
4. The contest will close at midnight on February 9, 2007. Contest winners will be drawn at random on February 10, 2007 and announced on-line.
5. The more contest applicants we have, the greater chance for sponsorships and great prizes so feel free to post this contest on your blog.

Read more about entries on the contest here.