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Full Overview of Servants of the Damned: Giant Law Firms, Donald Trump, and the Corruption of Justice

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Donald Trump once tried to pay a lawyer he owed $2m with a deed to a horse.

The bizarre scene is described in Servants of the Giant Law Firms, Donald Trump and the Corruption of Justice, a book by David Enrich of the New York Times that will be published next week.

Longtime Trump-watcher Enrich shows, Jones Day—which had previously represented massive pharmaceutical and tobacco company, R.J. Reynolds, and the sex scandal–ridden Catholic Church—was vigorous in “trying to stop votes from being counted—not because they thought there was something improper underway , but because they detected an opportunity to use the law to give their side a political edge.”

There are plenty of other shameful episodes, and Enrich is unblinking in reporting them, yielding a fast-moving, damning book.

The book places particular focus on Trump’s relationship with Jones Day , and the role played by Donald McGahn, a partner, in Trump’s 2016 campaign and then in the White House.

DISCLAIMER!
This is an unofficial Overview of Servants of the Damned By David Enrich, bringing you the essential ideas in a succinct and easy-to-read format.

It's a quick and easy way to get the most important ideas from this excellent book in minutes rather than hours. Have a pleasant read!

Language: English

Pages: 26

Format: Paperback

Release: September 14, 2022

ISBN 13: 9798352787885

Full Overview of Servants of the Damned: Giant Law Firms, Donald Trump, and the Corruption of Justice

0/5 ( ratings)

Donald Trump once tried to pay a lawyer he owed $2m with a deed to a horse.

The bizarre scene is described in Servants of the Giant Law Firms, Donald Trump and the Corruption of Justice, a book by David Enrich of the New York Times that will be published next week.

Longtime Trump-watcher Enrich shows, Jones Day—which had previously represented massive pharmaceutical and tobacco company, R.J. Reynolds, and the sex scandal–ridden Catholic Church—was vigorous in “trying to stop votes from being counted—not because they thought there was something improper underway , but because they detected an opportunity to use the law to give their side a political edge.”

There are plenty of other shameful episodes, and Enrich is unblinking in reporting them, yielding a fast-moving, damning book.

The book places particular focus on Trump’s relationship with Jones Day , and the role played by Donald McGahn, a partner, in Trump’s 2016 campaign and then in the White House.

DISCLAIMER!
This is an unofficial Overview of Servants of the Damned By David Enrich, bringing you the essential ideas in a succinct and easy-to-read format.

It's a quick and easy way to get the most important ideas from this excellent book in minutes rather than hours. Have a pleasant read!

Language: English

Pages: 26

Format: Paperback

Release: September 14, 2022

ISBN 13: 9798352787885

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