The King of Torts
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Crittle said, peering over his reading glasses with a pile of reports in front of him. The evidence! He had the proof that the boutique firm of the Law Offices of J. Clay Carter II was in fact being run by idiots. “Your overhead began at an impressive seventy-five thousand a month—three lawyers, one paralegal, a secretary, serious rent, nice digs. Now it’s a half a million bucks a month, and growing every day.”“You gotta spend it to make it,” Clay said, sipping coffee and enjoying his accountant...’s discomfort. That was the sign of a good bean counter—one who lost more sleep over the expenses than the client himself.“But you’re not making it,” Crittle said cautiously. “No revenue in the past three months.”“It’s been a good year.”“Oh yes. Fifteen million in fees makes for a splendid year. Problem is, it’s evaporating. You spent fourteen thousand bucks last month chartering jets.”“Now that you mention it, I’m thinking about buying one. I’ll need you to crunch the numbers.”“I’m crunching them right now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Crittle said, peering over his reading glasses with a pile of reports in front of him. The evidence! He had the proof that the boutique firm of the Law Offices of J. Clay Carter II was in fact being run by idiots. “Your overhead began at an impressive seventy-five thousand a month—three lawyers, one paralegal, a secretary, serious rent, nice digs. Now it’s a half a million bucks a month, and growing every day.”“You gotta spend it to make it,” Clay said, sipping coffee and enjoying his accountant...’s discomfort. That was the sign of a good bean counter—one who lost more sleep over the expenses than the client himself.“But you’re not making it,” Crittle said cautiously. “No revenue in the past three months.”“It’s been a good year.”“Oh yes. Fifteen million in fees makes for a splendid year. Problem is, it’s evaporating. You spent fourteen thousand bucks last month chartering jets.”“Now that you mention it, I’m thinking about buying one. I’ll need you to crunch the numbers.”“I’m crunching them right now.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Grisham to read onlineMoreLess
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