Mr. Pryor played an indispensable role in starting up the chemical tort litigation that began (like everything else, seemingly) in Beaumont, TX. Read all about it in "Catching a Killer" and in "The Cancer Belt". In particular it was the butadiene litigation for which he'll be remembered by toxic tort lawyers. You can find his obituary in the Beaumont Enterprise.
And as for the rest, since what has been said last is easily committed to memory, it is useful, when ceasing to speak, to leave some very strong argument fresh in the hearer’s mind. This arrangement of topics in speaking, like the arraying of soldiers in battle, can readily bring victory.
- Cicero "Ad Herennium"
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