Sam Solomon was a very successful pioneer in Canada’s garment industry. He retired at 38. When he died in 1989, his daughter found out she was the executor of his multimillion-dollar estate – which proved to be a 13-year long “rough sport.” A humorous memoir and commentary on legal predators, the world of business, and the collapse of family due to misunderstanding and money.

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