There are good reasons to be an Independent Contractor, and good reasons to utilize them in your business. This straightforward easy-reading book lays out the groundwork and clears out the confusion about this important component of the American business scene. Written by a lawyer specifically to avoid the use of "legalese" this important book is neither protest nor challenge. It is simply how the law can be applied intelligently and honestly to your advantage.

Memoir of a Freedom Lawyer, who thought more about his client; instead of in himself. He won many cases defended by the Elite of the DOJ Attorneys in D.C--the famed Tax Division. Waxman was also responsible for the Independent Contractor Safe Harbor Test that protects people who use independent contractors. Unlike those lawyers who charge $400 per hour. He is a poh ass country hick. He doesn't have Gerry Spencer's commanding presence, nor does he have cowboy boots. But he does have buffalo skinned cowboy hat. There is a lot of humor in this book besides much sadness over the status of our government and its malicious sisterhood with Big Government and crooked politicians and judges. Known as the USA but really shoud be the USA of Fascism--soon to have a dictator and then legally called Nazism. Do something. Buy this book so you understand what you are fighting. The cases in this book is from the files of three decades in the career of a fearless maverick libertarian lawyer who took on the big and powerful for simple justice reads like great courtroom drama. 30 Boxes of Waxman's papers were donated to the University of Kansas' Spencer Research Library in Lawrence, KS.

This trilogy includes the first three case adventure novels of the hard-core hard-corps pulp fiction stories based on Chicago lawyer Shelly Waxman's maverick libertarian cases.