Title: Too Much Litigation
Product review: I'll bet that half of this book was courtroom litigation, and this was not interesting to me. I enjoyed the jury scheming and the personalities on the jury, but I didn't read the testimony and began to skip over ALL of it once I realized just how tedious it was going to be. Why did I do that?!? Because everyone knows that nicotine is addictive and that it kills. Did we need more than 150 pages to tell us that?? In fact, I got the gist of the ending, without spending all that time in the actual courtroom.. So, was it all necessary to the book? I don't think so.I'm not saying for some that this book would not be an interest, but I'm more attracted to human relationships and not all these lawyers and repetitious testimony.. Jeez, turn on FOX or MSNBC right now and you'll get more real-life litigation than you'll ever need to see!
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