Winery Lawyer

The discovery of highly toxic chemicals in an abandon quarry near bucolic Winery Peak, and the resulting government investigation, leads Wine House to terminate Winemaster Peter Dickson in order to control the damage this news will have on its family friendly image. With his orderly life wrenched apart Dickson turns to Richard Magnus, a young aggressive lawyer for advice. Without fully contemplating the risks involved and the difficulties that await them, at Richard’s suggestion they implement a vigorous offensive campaign against Wine House in order to clear Dickson’s reputation. But not everything is it seems, and Wine House has no intention of allowing Richard to shift the blame or the public’s perception of Dickson’s responsibility. A case like this needs to be built with care, and as events unfold Richard finds himself wondering whether he has taken on more than common sense or his friends would have advised.

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Citation Details
Title: Ethics and the winery: a lawyer’s view.
Author: Gary A. Weiner
Publication: Wines & Vines (Magazine/Journal)
Date: December 1, 1992
Publisher: Hiaring Company
Volume: v73 Issue: n12 Page: p25(3)

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Ethics and the winery: a lawyer’s view.: An article from: Wines & Vines