the Friday 56/ The Litigators book review

It's Friday and time for Freda's Friday 56 

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turn to page 56

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p. 56  "Oh come on. I went to Harvard Law School. I'll work part time - 50 hours a week, half of what I've been doing. Get it? Part-time?"

When I saw this ebook available on Overdrive I knew I had to have it. I love John Grishman's books. It took me only a couple of days to read.

One morning, on the way to work at a very prestigious law firm, David looses it. After he gets off the elevator, he turns and bolts back inside and rides back down to the ground floor. He can't go home to his wife and just say he quit his high paying job. Dressed in an expensive suit he finds himself at Abner's bar that morning and drinks himself silly. Hours later he literally stumbles into the boutique law firm of Finley & Figg. It's an unlikely partnership between 3 men  that are very different. How the law firm manages to get any clients and stay in the black is amazing. It's a funny story and probably not very plausible, but a good read. I don't think it's as 'on the edge' as some of this other books, but I do recommend it.