Synopsis

Harry navigated the familiar halls of his former firm, his client in tow, a somber procession toward a meeting with rival attorney Sam Berman. The firm had once valued him; now, his departure felt like a faded memory. "It was a shame to see her go," Berman remarked, but Harry swiftly corrected him. "They fired me." He represented Earl Connolly, whose wife had died from smoking, while Berman defended the cigarette company facing the lawsuit. Berman offered a settlement of $123,000, a sum