The Four Trials of Henry Ford

The Four Trials of Henry Ford examines the early legal battles faced by the iconic automaker, highlighting Ford’s complex character as a brilliant engineer and a contentious figure with a tendency to dominate and humiliate others. Lawyer Gregory Piché details Ford’s defense against patent infringement claims, shareholder disputes, and libel suits, while also exploring his manipulation of public opinion and media to serve his personal and political interests. The book offers a balanced account of Ford’s rise from a progressive capitalist to a figure associated with harmful propaganda, providing insight into his multifaceted legacy.