The Associate

The tension in the legal battles was intense, and I found myself tense during the cross-examinations. Did the author draw from real cases or experience to craft these moments?

I appreciated the detailed legal back-and-forth, but I wondered if the slower parts were meant to build suspense or character depth. Would love to hear what others thought!

It felt like a balancing act between right and wrong, and I wonder what inspired the author to explore these shades of gray so deeply.