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The King of Torts

Book • 1999
John Grisham's 'The King of Torts' tells the story of Clay Carter, a public defender in Washington, D.C.

, who stumbles upon a massive conspiracy involving a pharmaceutical company.

Overwhelmed by student loan debt and disillusioned with his career, Clay finds himself thrust into the world of high-stakes litigation.

He uncovers evidence linking a popular drug to severe side effects, leading to a potential class-action lawsuit worth billions.

As Clay navigates the complexities of corporate law and battles against powerful adversaries, he grapples with ethical dilemmas and the seductive allure of wealth and success.

The novel explores themes of corporate greed, legal ethics, and the pursuit of justice within a flawed system.

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