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3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Avoid at all costs,
By Student (Washington DC) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Bankruptcy and Reorganization (University Casebook Series) (Hardcover)
If your professor is using this casebook I suggest you get out of that class ASAP. This is by far the most incomprehensible approach to any subject I have ever seen. As a 3L law student, I have never had to rely on a casebook that gives a subject such poor treatment as this one. The author seems to assume you have a solid understanding of corporate finance, beyond what you would be exposed to in corporations. The author's way of presenting the material to ask three to four pages of questions, with no explanation and no background material. Its like reading a transcript from a class utilizing the Socratic method on material that no one has read.
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Bankruptcy and Reorganization (University Casebook Series) by Mark J. Roe (Hardcover - Dec. 2000)
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