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'''Larry H. Lawyer, Jr.''' is a personal injury lawyer who operates in [[Springfield]].  
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'''Larry H. Lawyer, Jr.''' is a personal injury lawyer in [[Springfield]].  
  
 
== History ==
 
== History ==
 
He was the lawyer that [[Homer]] used to sue the [[First Church of Springfield]], after falling into a hole and breaking his leg. Homer was his first client that had actually been injured and according to his book, ''The Law'', that's a big plus. [[Dr. Nick Riviera]] was also a client of Larry's. Larry had apparently got him $60,000 even though Dr. Nick was driving drunk through a [[Springfield Cemetery|graveyard]].<ref>"[[Pray Anything]]"</ref>
 
He was the lawyer that [[Homer]] used to sue the [[First Church of Springfield]], after falling into a hole and breaking his leg. Homer was his first client that had actually been injured and according to his book, ''The Law'', that's a big plus. [[Dr. Nick Riviera]] was also a client of Larry's. Larry had apparently got him $60,000 even though Dr. Nick was driving drunk through a [[Springfield Cemetery|graveyard]].<ref>"[[Pray Anything]]"</ref>
  
Larry H. Lawyer helped [[Bart]] sue a comic book company over a coupon in an old comic book. The coupon promised a free comic book, but when Bart sent it in, he got only an insulting letter in return. On reading the letter, Bart said (out loud) that he was so mad he could sue. Larry happened to be driving by, overheard Bart, and offered his services.<ref>''[[For a Limited Time Only]]''</ref>
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Larry H. Lawyer helped [[Bart]] sue a comic book company over a coupon in an old comic book. The coupon promised a free comic book, but when Bart sent it in, he got only an insulting letter in return. On reading the letter, Bart said (out loud) that he was so mad he could sue. Larry happened to be driving by, overheard Bart, and offered his services.<ref name="For a Limited Time Only">''[[For a Limited Time Only]]''</ref>
  
== Funny Fact ==
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== Behind the Laughter ==
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Larry H. Lawyer, Jr. is loosely based on Larry H. Parker (1948–2024), a personal injury lawyer in [[Los Angeles]], [[California]] whose frequently TV commercials and many billboards used his slogan "We'll Fight For You!"<ref>''[[The Simpsons: One Step Beyond Forever!]]''</ref>
  
- Larry H. lawyer's lisense plate is LV-426 same as the planet the first two [[Alien]] film's are set in.
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Larry H. lawyer's license plate is LV-426 same as the planet the first two ''[[Alien]]'' films are set in.<ref name="For a Limited Time Only"/>
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== Behind the Laughter ==
 
Larry H. Lawyer, Jr. is loosely based on Larry H. Parker, a personal injury lawyer who frequently advertises on television.<ref>''[[The Simpsons: One Step Beyond Forever!]]''</ref>
 
  
 
== Appearances ==
 
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Latest revision as of 16:14, October 9, 2024

"Slip and fall? Can't go back to work? I will work for you!"
―Larry H. Lawyer, Jr.'s slogan
Larry H. Lawyer, Jr.
Larry H. Lawyer, Jr..png
Character Information
Gender:
Male ♂
Status:
Alive
Hair: Black
Occupation: Personal injury lawyer
First appearance: "Pray Anything"
Voiced by: Hank Azaria


Larry H. Lawyer, Jr. is a personal injury lawyer in Springfield.

History[edit]

He was the lawyer that Homer used to sue the First Church of Springfield, after falling into a hole and breaking his leg. Homer was his first client that had actually been injured and according to his book, The Law, that's a big plus. Dr. Nick Riviera was also a client of Larry's. Larry had apparently got him $60,000 even though Dr. Nick was driving drunk through a graveyard.[1]

Larry H. Lawyer helped Bart sue a comic book company over a coupon in an old comic book. The coupon promised a free comic book, but when Bart sent it in, he got only an insulting letter in return. On reading the letter, Bart said (out loud) that he was so mad he could sue. Larry happened to be driving by, overheard Bart, and offered his services.[2]

Behind the Laughter[edit]

Larry H. Lawyer, Jr. is loosely based on Larry H. Parker (1948–2024), a personal injury lawyer in Los Angeles, California whose frequently TV commercials and many billboards used his slogan "We'll Fight For You!"[3]

Larry H. lawyer's license plate is LV-426 same as the planet the first two Alien films are set in.[2]

Appearances[edit]

References[edit]