- A Mississippi court has returned a $41 million verdict against a chemical company. Carl Trudeau, owner of the corporation refusing to pay a dime to “those ignorant people and their slimy lawyers”, sets in motion a plan to buy himself a state court justice that will hear his appeal and vote to reverse the verdict. Mary Grace and Wes Payton have sacrificed everything to try this case for their clients. Now, they are struggling to rebuild their practice and support their candidate for the Court’s seat.
Thursday, July 10, 2008
The Appeal by John Grisham
The Appeal - A Mississippi court has returned a $41 million verdict against a chemical company. Carl Trudeau, owner of the corporation refusing to pay a dime to “those ignorant people and their slimy lawyers”, sets in motion a plan to buy himself a state court justice that will hear his appeal and vote to reverse the verdict. Mary Grace and Wes Payton have sacrificed everything to try this case for their clients. Now, they are struggling to rebuild their practice and support their candidate for the Court’s seat.
- A Mississippi court has returned a $41 million verdict against a chemical company. Carl Trudeau, owner of the corporation refusing to pay a dime to “those ignorant people and their slimy lawyers”, sets in motion a plan to buy himself a state court justice that will hear his appeal and vote to reverse the verdict. Mary Grace and Wes Payton have sacrificed everything to try this case for their clients. Now, they are struggling to rebuild their practice and support their candidate for the Court’s seat.
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