Evidence
To Schlichtmann, the idea of accepting Eustis’s offer was humiliating. He’d rather go ahead and risk losing everything. It was easy for Schlichtmann to take that risk, Conway thought. He didn’t have a family depending on him. And what about the Woburn families? They were the ones who should really be making this decision, not Schlichtmann. — Jonathan Harr, A Civil Action, 2718
Categorization
- XREF: connects to: Schlichtmann attributes his nine-year obsessive pursuit to mixed motives — Jonathan Harr, A Civil Action, 3114; Schlichtmann sees his legal crusade as a catastrophic self-made ruin — Jonathan Harr, A Civil Action, 3116
Broader Connections
- Schlichtmann attributes his nine-year obsessive pursuit to mixed motives
#corroborates(0.75) — Jonathan Harr, A Civil Action, 3114 - Schlichtmann sees his legal crusade as a catastrophic self-made ruin
#expands(0.70) — Jonathan Harr, A Civil Action, 3116