Too Big to Lose: A SMALL FARMER'S TEN YEAR BATTLE AGAINST DUPONT

Discover the shocking truth behind the broken US justice system in "Too Big to Lose: A SMALL FARMER'S TEN YEAR BATTLE AGAINST DUPONT." Written by Raymond Kawamata, this gripping book sheds light on the struggles faced by ordinary individuals when challenging corporate giants like DuPont.

Kawamata, a dedicated rose farmer from Hawaii, innocently sought compensation from DuPont after discovering that a fungicide he had used caused his plants to die. Little did he know that this seemingly straightforward action would plunge him into a ten-year legal battle that would devastate his life, marriage, and finances.

In this eye-opening account, Kawamata reveals the dirty secrets of the American legal system, where justice is often overshadowed by the immense financial power of corporate giants. It's a compelling read that exposes the harsh reality faced by the "little guy" when going up against deep-pocketed entities.

Prepare to be captivated as you delve into the courtroom battlegrounds of attrition, where the strength of one's bank account holds more weight than the merits of a case. This book is a wake-up call, serving as a reminder that it's time to demand change and fight for a fairer legal system.

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