Exploring legal dilemmas and courtroom drama in early 20th-century New York
Description of the book
Arthur Train's 'Old Man Tutt' is a classic legal fiction novel that delves into the compelling legal cases of the esteemed lawyer Ephraim Tutt in the early 20th century. Train's writing seamlessly combines humor, wit, and keen observations of human nature, making for an engaging and thought-provoking read. Set in the bustling city of New York, the book offers a glimpse into the legal world of the time, exposing the complexities and moral dilemmas that lawyers faced. Train's attention to detail and intricate courtroom drama make 'Old Man Tutt' a standout in the legal fiction genre. Arthur Train, a former lawyer himself, drew from his own experiences in the legal profession to craft this captivating novel. His deep understanding of the legal system shines through in the vivid portrayal of Tutt's cases and the ethical challenges he encounters. Fans of legal fiction and those interested in the historical development of law will appreciate Train's masterful storytelling in 'Old Man Tutt'.
