Chapter 36

It was second to none that Jayda Wright was an exceptionally brilliant lawyer. Opposing counsel prefers to settle with Jayda and whoever she was representing so it would be a win-win situation for all because they were aware Jayda hardly loses a case. She gives her all to every client she works for and that has actually been a plus to her successful career.

Jayda mostly works for high-class clients, particularly, close clients of the firm and not everyone could afford to pay for her services.

So every two months, she takes up three pro bono cases, sometimes more than three, depending on how busy her schedule was. She does that to help the less privileged who wanted justice and couldn’t afford a lawyer. Jay has been doing that for four years now.

That brings us to the courtroom. Jayda Wright was representing a 36-year-old single mother of four children to help her get the justice she deserved.

Jayda heaved a sigh, gracefully rose to her feet, made her way to t