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BigLaw Famous Book? Can't Remember Name
What's the name of the famous nonfiction book about corporate M&A in NYC/Biglaw? I remember seeing it discussed on here before as suggested reading. Wanted to check it out.
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Barbarians At The Gates - about the RJR / Nabisco deal. Great read, and it's written by journalists so there's more truthiness to it than reading Grisham to learn about biglaw or something.
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Added benefit: you learn a bit about multinational business and LBOs as well. Useful if you're clueless about such things. I'll also second the recommendation about it being a great read.thesealocust wrote:Barbarians At The Gates - about the RJR / Nabisco deal. Great read, and it's written by journalists so there's more truthiness to it than reading Grisham to learn about biglaw or something.
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Should have asked you over Gchat. Thanks.thesealocust wrote:Barbarians At The Gates - about the RJR / Nabisco deal. Great read, and it's written by journalists so there's more truthiness to it than reading Grisham to learn about biglaw or something.
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I am always watching.desertlaw wrote:Should have asked you over Gchat. Thanks.thesealocust wrote:Barbarians At The Gates - about the RJR / Nabisco deal. Great read, and it's written by journalists so there's more truthiness to it than reading Grisham to learn about biglaw or something.
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Re: BigLaw Famous Book? Can't Remember Name
As an illustration of biglaw, this is wayyyyy better than Barbarians at the Gate. Barbarians at the Gate just has lawyers make cameos:
http://www.amazon.com/Partners-Inside-A ... 487&sr=8-6
http://www.amazon.com/Partners-Inside-A ... 487&sr=8-6
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Re: BigLaw Famous Book? Can't Remember Name
The Firm, by Grisham
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Tombstones: A Lawyer's Tales from the Takeover Decades
Read parts of this for Corporations, it was really good. Talks about a bunch of different deals from the prospective of a Wachtell associate-then-partner in the '70s and '80s.
http://www.amazon.com/Tombstones-Lawyer ... 0374278458
Read parts of this for Corporations, it was really good. Talks about a bunch of different deals from the prospective of a Wachtell associate-then-partner in the '70s and '80s.
http://www.amazon.com/Tombstones-Lawyer ... 0374278458