"The King of Torts" is a legal thriller by John Grisham that follows the story of a public defender, Clay Carter, who becomes a powerful mass torts lawyer after stumbling upon a case that could make him millions. As he delves deeper into the world of mass tort litigation, he faces moral dilemmas and challenges that force him to question his values and ethics. The novel showcases the high stakes and consequences of the legal industry.
A young lawyer, Clay Carter, has been working at the Office of the Public Defender for five years and wants to get out. He is working on a murder case and gets an inside tip about a pharmaceutical scam that could make him very rich. He drops his current cases and quits his job at the OPD and opens his own firm. He settles with the pharmaceutical company and makes 15 million dollars. After that case, he gets a tip from the same source about another pharm. scam and goes to town on that company earning millions more. He quickly spends almost all of his money on lavish things such as houses and jets and rises to fame within the world of tort lawyers. He continues to take high dollar cases and eventually makes a few mistakes with one that cost him dearly. His firm goes bankrupt and he loses all the money that he has earned. There is also a personal side to the story about Clay's life and relationships.
The King of Torts was created in 2003.
Frank A. Erwin has written: 'A summary of torts' -- subject(s): Torts
The ISBN of The King of Torts is 0-385-50804-2.
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Yes. Any epic can have a brief summary.
A brief summary is to describe something or tell about something in a few short paragraphs or sentences.
Line 2 of the sitrep should contain a brief summary of enemy activity.
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He stopped Jim Crow laws in some cities.
The plural of the noun brief (a legal summary) is briefs.
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