Power of Attorney

by Larry Levin

First published 2004

The protagonist stands at his office window, watching other attorneys stride confidently into the courthouse while his own practice barely survives. Years have passed since graduation, but the dreams he held that day seem more distant than ever. He knows the law, but building the career he envisioned remains a mystery. When he encounters a new approach to legal practice, everything begins to shift. He learns to reshape not just his professional methods but his entire mindset about what it means to be a successful attorney. The techniques he discovers don't just change his practice. They alter how he thinks about his potential and his future. This is a story about bridging the gap between legal education and real-world achievement, about finding the path from struggling lawyer to thriving professional.

Genres: fiction, drama, contemporary, legal-thriller

Vibes: intimate, suspenseful, thought-provoking

Tropes: career-struggles, personal-growth

154 pages · Paperback · Executive Books

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