Monthly Archives: March 2018

The day I graduated Tulane I never thought I’d put to use my Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology. I thought it was just that—BS. Wrong again. In fact, understanding human nature and mindset has been extremely valuable for me as a lawyer and a writer. Behavior boils down to one thing: motive. If you carefully seek out the “why” of a person’s conduct, you’ll arrive at the answer underlying their actions. If you plan on attempting to solve any one of the Tug Wyler Mystery novels, I’d suggest you keep tabs on the motive [...]

Why publish three books on one day? This is the question people are asking. The answer is simple. Why not? I’ve binged watched entire TV series—season after season—over a weekend. It’s the American way: instant gratification. Allowing the reading audience to yearn for more after publishing a good read … a thing of the past if you ask me.   Now, most recently, my binge watching was fixated on American Vandal on Netflix. Viewing this series in my most humble opinion should be on the curriculum for all first year [...]

Tug Wyler. A dogged and irreverent NYC personal injury and medical malpractice attorney. He is at home on the streets as he is in the courtroom … and larger than life in both places. Once you have met him, you won’t ever forget him.