The Rainmaker
Author: John Grisham
One case. One chance. One man against the world.Rudy Baylor is a newly qualified lawyer, forced into ambulance-chasing by bad luck and poor job prospects. Unexpectedly, he winds up on a case representing a family whose son was denied insurance cover for his leukemia treatment. Instead, the company delayed until it was too late to ensure they wouldn’t have to pay out.The ca….Read More
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