Malpractice: A Novel
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Worn/faded, no tears
Pages: Tanning and foxing
When a high-stakes medical lawsuit tears open the hidden fault lines of ambition, ethics, and human fallibility, the courtroom becomes as deadly as any operating theatre. Malpractice by Eleazar Lipsky chronicles the gripping tale of a legal battle waged against the backdrop of the American medical establishment, where the pursuit of justice collides with the cold machinery of institutional power. A masterful blend of legal procedural and moral drama, the novel thrusts its protagonist into a world where the line between healer and defendant is razor-thin, and the truth is the most dangerous diagnosis of all. Lipsky, himself a former New York assistant district attorney, brings an unimpeachable authority to his fiction, crafting narratives that crackle with insider knowledge of the law and the darkest corners of professional life. Malpractice stands as a testament to his gift for weaving procedural precision with richly drawn human conflict, producing a thriller that is as intellectually rigorous as it is compulsively readable. For readers who relish fiction that holds powerful institutions to account, this novel asks one haunting question: when those sworn to protect us cause harm, who truly pays the price?
Author: Eleazar Lipsky
Format: Hardback
Genre: Crime fiction
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Worn/faded, no tears
Pages: Tanning and foxing
When a high-stakes medical lawsuit tears open the hidden fault lines of ambition, ethics, and human fallibility, the courtroom becomes as deadly as any operating theatre. Malpractice by Eleazar Lipsky chronicles the gripping tale of a legal battle waged against the backdrop of the American medical establishment, where the pursuit of justice collides with the cold machinery of institutional power. A masterful blend of legal procedural and moral drama, the novel thrusts its protagonist into a world where the line between healer and defendant is razor-thin, and the truth is the most dangerous diagnosis of all. Lipsky, himself a former New York assistant district attorney, brings an unimpeachable authority to his fiction, crafting narratives that crackle with insider knowledge of the law and the darkest corners of professional life. Malpractice stands as a testament to his gift for weaving procedural precision with richly drawn human conflict, producing a thriller that is as intellectually rigorous as it is compulsively readable. For readers who relish fiction that holds powerful institutions to account, this novel asks one haunting question: when those sworn to protect us cause harm, who truly pays the price?