Sean Carter
Humorist at Law
Lawyer, Humor Columnist, Author, Speaker and Trainer
In nearly a decade of law practice after graduating from Harvard Law School, Sean Carter has represented such clients as GNC, Experian, The Boston Beer Company, Homeside Lending, Safelite Auto Glass, J. Crew and many others.
A syndicated columnist, Sean’s weekly legal humor column has appeared in newspapers in 30 states as well as countless websites. He is also the author of two books – the acclaimed If It Does Not Fit, Must You Acquit? and 2002: A Lawpsided Year in Review.
A much sought-after public speaker, Sean travels the country presenting valuable and timely tips at association meetings, small business organizations and educational conferences. His programs are informative, insightful and always amusing.
Finally, Mr. Carter is a legal commentator who has appeared on local television programs and is a frequent guest on talk radio shows across the country. In fact, he is the exclusive legal commentator for the nationally-syndicated radio shows, Trip N Tyme and The Ric Bratton Show. The Radio-TV Interview Report has dubbed Sean Carter as "America's Funniest Lawyer."
Let's face it. CLE programs on legal ethics can be as boring as ... as ... well, actually there is nothing quite that boring. Legal humorist Sean Carter hopes to change all of that with his latest program on the topic of legal ethics.
In this hilarious presentation, Mr. Carter explores some of the more outrageous disciplinary cases that come before state bar committees and how lawyers can avoid being part of them. Lawyers and legal staff persons alike will learn:
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Why legal ethics isn't an oxymoron |
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The "real" source of most bar complaints |
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How to sue unto others as you would have them sue unto you |
"Smart and very funny! Combines astute legal commentary with great situational comedy. Think Dennis Miller meets Chris Rock in a pot stewed by Johnny Cochran."
-- Arthur J. Travieso, Attorney
Sean Carter is also a syndicated legal humor columnist. His humorous pieces have been published in legal publications, such as The National Law Journal and The Los Angeles Daily Journal. His pieces have also been published on Findlaw.com and several other leading websites. Here is a sample piece, Going From the Outhouse to the In-House.
To inquire about booking Sean Carter to present "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Disciplinary Hearing" at your next law firm function, retreat or legal convention, please feel free to call (480) 981-3393 or fill out the form below.