Very interesting book. Was neat to learn about how this lawyer went about going after DuPont to get justice for a young boy born without eyes do to their negligence with their chemicals.

Fascinating read, and one of those stark, extreme examples of pesticide exposure and corporate malfeasance that contextualizes other situations that are not so obviously clearcut. It's been a few years since I read it but it was gripping. At times the author seemed a bit self-aggrandizing, but at the same time I thought rightly so. He took on an incredible challenge and it's quite the story.