Uncivil Rights is as insightful as it is practical and easy to read.

The author is a college law professor with years of courtroom experience trying workers' rights cases.

Considering the author's background, the most remarkable quality of this book is that it is written in a non-intimidating way. It is as easy to read as it is instructive. Without a doubt this boookcould be used as a college text, but was probably written for John Q. Public.

Notably, Mr. Golder devotes much space to relating real-life workers' rights anecdotes. ( )