Andy 5

Well it seems Clay has gotten himself into another case, but this time I'm not so sure of the outcome. It seems like there are too many things that could go wrong here. Essentially he is trying to sue this company that makes a drug called "Dyloft." Dyloft is an anti-inflammitory and is a major treatment for arthiritis. Where Clay comes in is that the same client of Tarvan is in competition with Dyloft. So they had dug up a little dirt on Dyloft, proving that it could cause tumors in the bladder. So Clay's job is to have his firm represent the thousands of victims that could be at risk of tumors, and sue Dyloft. He has to make tv ads, phone calls, and represent about five thousand cases, in less than a month. It all just seems easier said than done to me. But like always, I am left to ponder throughout the pages of this book to find my answer.