With All Due Respect

On the anniversary of D-Day in 1974, after joining a prestigious Wall Street law firm, Michael Cullen learns that one of his new partners may be a Nazi sympathizer. Cullen is forced to deal with this utterly unexpected issue as it resounds within the firm and, eventually, within his personal life. The novel explores the internal dynamics of a law firm as it addresses - and avoids - the conflicting values and ambitions of its partners. And it forcefully addresses the tension between a lawyer's sense of obligation to pursue justice and the obstacles to that pursuit thrown up by human nature and frailty.--