Black tycoon

Mickey has just graduated from Harvard Law School. Due to his excellent academic performance, many law firms have sent him invitation letters. After several interviews, Mickey decided to join a small law firm in Detroit because the firm offered him a high annual salary and provided a Mercedes-Benz car and also repaid his student loans. However, Mickey concealed from them that his brother was serving time in prison. Mickey's wife, Abby, followed him to Detroit and became a teacher in a small school. Abby only wanted to live a planned married life. This law firm was strange, with no single employees or divorced people. The firm managed its employees very meticulously. Under the guidance of his mentor Allen, Mickey worked hard and had no time to rest. In a short period after arriving, two employees of the firm died in accidents. One day at a restaurant, Mickey met two FBI agents who told him that this law firm was involved in money laundering activities and many employees eventually met with unnatural deaths. They asked Mickey to cooperate with them. Mickey was shocked but did not make any commitments. When he returned to the company and told the boss Lambert about the conversation with the federal agents, he received little response. During a business trip with Allen, Mickey fell into a honey trap set by the firm and was secretly photographed. Mickey also noticed many abnormal phenomena in the firm, so he decided to ask his brother Ray for help. He went to the prison to visit his brother Ray, who gave him the address of a private detective. He was Ray's cellmate, Roydy, who helped Mickey investigate the illegal activities of the law firm. Later, Roydy was killed by Lambert's men, but they didn't know that Mickey was secretly investigating. Roydy's secretary, who saw the murderer that day, found Mickey and wanted to help him investigate this law firm. The Department of Justice also got involved in the investigation of Lambert's law firm. They approached Mickey for cooperation, but Mickey knew that if he handed over the client information to the Department of Justice, he would violate the professional ethics of lawyers and could never practice law again. On the other hand, if he continued to cooperate with the law firm, it would lead to disgrace and even death. After much struggle, Mickey decided to rescue his brother first while secretly collecting evidence of the law firm's illegal activities. Mickey proposed to the federal agents that his brother be released first and that they pay him 10,000 US dollars as a condition. The federal agents had no choice but to agree. Abby used a plan to steal confidential information from Allen, while Mickey communicated with his clients one by one to obtain their understanding and consent, thereby avoiding violating professional ethics. In the end, Mickey successfully exposed the true face of this black law firm and achieved his own liberation.