About the book
What you'll find inside
An American attorney travels to the Green Zone to run the office of a German law firm. What could possibly go wrong?
Practicing law in a war zone isn't so bad, if you can overlook the nightly mortar attacks. Ten thousand tons of chicken are stolen, a transgender government contractor finds sympathetic ears amongst the ayatollahs and the office phone keeps shutting off when military convoys go by. Meanwhile there's a law practice to organize and clients to keep happy. Sometimes it seems that conflicts with the home office are more stressful than the fear that a rocket exploding nearby will find its target.
In his war diary, lawyer Michael O'Kane tells of his experiences in Iraq.