A wealthy barrister, Rupert Haversham isn't afraid to screw over friends and family to help him get to the top.  He's an arrogant bastard who will do whatever he can to succeed. Few people like him, and those who do because they feel afraid and threatened by him. Either that, or they're his family. 

That doesn’t, however, stop him from being good at what he does. He is incredibly successful. He has earned millions through high-profile cases — the likes of which the news seldom hears about. In his career, Rupert Haversham has built up an army of enemies — people who despise him, people he has helped sentence to prison, the families of those he has sentenced to a life in incarceration. As a result, Rupert spends a lot go his money on some level of protection. An almost indestructible car. A plethora of technological surveillance situated around the house. 
 

Despite the number of bad people he has helped sentence to prison, Rupert has also taken a handful of corrupt cases. The one he is most famous for, is dealing with Henry Matheson — the country’s most elusive and notorious gang criminal. Matheson owns a drug cartel in London, and every time one of his dealers is caught, Haversham is the man Matheson goes to. In total, Haversham had helped at least ten of Matheson’s criminal members, and taken a nice little side cheque as a result. 
 

After many years working with his long-term friend and partner, Richard, Rupert decided to venture into his own business. Much to his friend’s annoyance, Rupert experienced the best few months of work, and he was seldom able to spend time with his wife, Karen, and children, Felicity and Erica. Even though he knew Karen loved him unconditionally, he abused his power to spend as much time away from her as possible. His real love was work, and that was all he wanted to do.