Prince and the Popper

by Jim Brydon

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A legal comedy built around a rogue lawyer under pressure

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A legal comedy built around a rogue lawyer under pressure

Jack Prince is introduced as a legal-aid lawyer whose contempt for professional decorum extends to judges, clients, colleagues, and the ethical rules of his field. When upheaval leaves him working alongside Carrie Ann Bloodworth, a figure presented as still more unscrupulous, the conflict turns personal and professional: his practice, licence, and liberty are all put at risk. The book frames its legal setting through an irreverent, adult humor lens, using Prince’s misconduct and self-serving outlook as the basis for escalating workplace and legal jeopardy.

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Adults seeking irreverent humor set in the legal world
Readers interested in flawed, cynical professional protagonists
Fans of comic stories involving workplace conflict and legal stakes

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Legal ethicsProfessional misconductWorkplace rivalryCynicismPersonal jeopardy

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Book overview

Jack Prince is legal aid lawyer. A cad. A cynical rogue. A dedicated womanizer.

His politics are incorrect and his closest friends are Jim, Jack and Johnny (Beam, Daniels and Walker, respectively). He's never found a rule he isn't an exception to. He insults judges, clients and other lawyers - relentlessly. For him, legal ethics are a contradiction.

Then, his office is upset, his colleagues exiled, and Prince is left with Carrie Ann Bloodworth -- someone even more unscrupulous than he is. And she's looking to take it all away from him: his job, his licence to practise -- maybe, even his freedom.

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