Book Review Of "The Burning Man" By Phillip Margolin
Book Review of "The Burning Man" by Phillip Margolin
Peter Hale, the son of Richard Hale, a four-year associate at Hale,
Greaves, Strobridg, Marquand, and Bartlett, has lived his life under the shadow
of his father. Despite having a high five-figure salary and fire-engine-red
Porsche, Peter was constantly trying to overcome the expectations of his high-
class lawyer of a father, who was former president of the Oregon State Bar.
Handling only small-time cases did not present Peter with the opportunity to
outshine his father, who was also a second-team All-American football player and
National Champion wrestler, but when his father had a heart attack and could no
longer handle a million dollar case in which Peter had been helping him, Peter
could not let the opportunity pass. As Richard Hale lied helpless in a hospital
bed, he demanded Peter ask for a mistrial, but it seemed only to go in one ear
of Peter's and out the other. Peter's boldness would be costly though, as he
would......
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