The Litigators

The characters walk a fine line between doing what's right and personal gain. I'm curious what prompted this focus on moral ambiguity within the legal world.

The book has some hilarious moments but also tackles serious issues like corruption. How did others perceive this tonal mix — effective or jarring?

The legal proceedings felt tense yet accessible, which isn't always easy to pull off. Wondering if this was a deliberate choice to bring the reader closer to the action.