The Firm

Mitch McDeere, a driven and ambitious young lawyer, was on the cusp of acing his Bar exam and securing a bright future for himself. With his sights set on the top law firms, he envisioned a lucrative and respected career ahead. However, everything changed when he was approached by a mysterious and alluring organization known as "The Firm." The firm's representatives, particularly Mitchell Y. Oliver, showered Mitch with extravagant gifts, attention, and, most importantly, a lucrative offer that brought him millions of dollars. The Firm, operating as a law firm, appeared to be the ideal place for Mitch to hone his skills and pursue his dreams. On the surface, it seemed like a chance of a lifetime – money, success, and prestige at a young age. Mitch was initially oblivious to the complexities beneath the firm's polished exterior, but he soon discovered that his new employers were hiding more sinister intentions. Behind the law firm's reputation, lies of corrupted people lusted in money laundering, crime concealment, and other clandestine activities. However, Mitch brushed off the concerns and rationalized the firm's questionable side, blinded by his ambition and the allure of the limitless wealth on offer. When two young associates at the firm were brutally murdered, Mitch was finally alerted to the gravity of the situation. It seemed that beneath the firm's aristocratic facade, real threats lurked, awaiting potential whistle-blowers. Mitch soon discovered that the FBI launched an investigation, suspecting the firm of serious crimes, including murder, money laundering, and connections to organized crime. Their senior counter-expert Abromowitz and the investigation's leader, FBI Agent Wynn Lu, began to question Mitch. Overwhelmed and disoriented, Mitch's life quickly unraveled. They seemed to suspect that the young lawyer was deeply involved in the firm's dark affairs, a serious doubt that plagued his conscience. Mitch had no choice but to decide whether to join forces with the FBI to betray the Firm and end its involvement in the crimes, or to discreetly walk away from everything and establish his own secret role. Under the pressure of threatened life, numerous blackmails, danger lurking at each corner, and his family being exposed, Mitch McDeere resolves finally to take action and escape the sinister people luring to his own destruction and planned fate. They called the plan the exit strategy, that will turn his whole firm upside and down.