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    Stay Gold: An Interview with Brian Cuban

    Stay Gold - In Interview with Brian Cuban by Chad Sands

    A COKE-SNIFFING, cat-loving, suspected murderer, and mediocre personal injury attorney. Yes, this accurately describes Jason Feldman, the Mitch McDeere-like lead character in the novel The Ambulance Chaser, but it’s also how you could describe the book’s author, Brian Cuban. Except Brian Cuban has never been accused of murder. However, he has found himself sniffing lines of blow in courthouse bathrooms while working as a personal injury attorney. But that was a long time ago….

    If you haven’t heard of Brian Cuban, the name might sound familiar. After all, he is the younger brother of one of the most famous billionaires alive (that would be Mark Cuban). If you have heard of him, and you’re like me, you’ll probably agree that is one of the least interesting things about him.

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