"Fincher is part Texas lawyer, part polished artist." Robert J. Ambrogi
Law.com Legal Blog Watch
"Fincher's humor and wit are now available at his new blog, Scribble-in- Law, and are highly recommended."
Richard M. Georges
Future Lawyer.com
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"A talented artist and keen observer of the legal and political scene."
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"The stuff on his site is a treat for anyone who works with the law."
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Most Recent Bitcher & Prickman Cartoons, See B&P Archive For Rest.
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Law Cartoon Projects by Fincher
Previews of most recent below (click on)
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| Bitcher & Prickman law firm comic strip synopsis: Richard Prickman tells Beatrice Bitcher that the new case they have could be worth tens of millions of dollars. Beatrice replies that they need to get the case filed in a court favorable to them. But how. The previous clerk has been indicted, moreover it's all electronic filing now -- i.e., computer roulette wheel. Prickman recalls when $100 would get a case filed in the court you wanted. Whatever happened to the human touch, he asks. Beatrice replies that those were the good old days when people cared enough about each other to take bribes. 09.28.09 |
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The name "LawComix", "Scribble-in-Law" and "Bitcher & Prickman" are trademarks and servicemarks and are also copyrighted 2009 by Charles Pugsley Fincher. All illustrations and comic strips together with their titles, names and characters appearing on this site are copyrighted 2009 by Charles Pugsley Fincher and may not be reproduced or used without his permission. Copyright 2009 by Charles Pugsley Fincher.
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Law Comix cartoonist Charles Fincher was commissioned to do the fantasy painting of constitutional scholar Erwin Chemerinsky shown in the above ad.
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