Paul Fegen, a graduate of the University of Southern California School of Law, is a well known attorney in the L.A. area. He also created the concept of leasing law suites, a concept so successful that such suites are now known as "Fegen Suites." As the Fantastic Fig, he is also a well known "psychic magician."
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Fantastic Fig is an understatement,HE IS THE GREATEST with a deck of cards that I have ever seen.Ican not believe what I just saw!!! Gene Greenberg
Posted by: Eugene Greenberg | March 09, 2012 at 12:17 PM