In Solo 50 Henry Radoff tells the story of his unusual life from birth until retirement. He recalls the early days of living in the suburbs of Houston, Texas, his being an entrepreneur at an early age, school days and his college education. He recounts how he independently practiced law, recalling unusual cases, courts and Judges. He reveals cases that took him abroad and post judgment proceedings. In retirement he reflects back on how he accomplished protecting children from advertising violence of Jack In The Box's exploding clown, securing safe cabins on Carnival Cruise Lines, assisting in the Apollo One litigation for Betty Grissom, correcting the Oral History Account of Apollo One for Nasa, and protected the copy rights for the paintings of Tamara De Lempicka. After fifty years of practice he was honored by the State of Texas and the American Bar Association.
