Carbolic Smoke Ball Co. is based in the U.K., but sells interesting/quirky gifts for lawyers and legal professionals. Phillip Jenks recently sent me a nice email after reading about some of my woes with my new Apple laptop. I think his site has some great stuff; I particularly like this print.
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