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| And, of course, we bankruptcy lawyers retain a soft spot in our hearts for the famous workout scene in Tom Wolfe's A Man in Full. But I haven't ever found a really good book that takes the reader through the texture of a large on bankruptcy case in the way that Barbarians on at the Gate does for understanding the dynamics of a takeover. I liked the documentary Startup.com from a few years back also, which was a nice look inside the business side of venture capital and the on dot.com boom. Recommended books can be either fiction or nonfiction--I'm looking for books tha will give the flavor and texture of business transactions for those who are trying to get the intuition, rather than a textbook presentation. 21 Comments [Orin Kerr, July 15, 2005 at 12:13pm] 0 Trackbacks / Possibly More Trackbacks Guantanamo Cases Can Go Forward: The DC Circuit has issued its ruling in the Hamdan case about military tribunals at Gitmo. My very quick skim of the opinion suggests the use of several alternative rationales for the holding, which would seem to make Supreme Court review less likely. |
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