30 March 2020
Scott Turow is sitting in the art-filled living room of his 103-year-old colonial-style home, located in a town north of Chicago, discussing the perils of doing pro bono legal work. Dressed casually in a hoodie and jeans, the down-to-earth Harvard-educated lawyer and megaselling author of legal thrillers says he's had unpleasant experiences involving strangers showing up at his door seeking professional counsel. "I've been stalked a couple of times," he says.
