All the Justice Money Can Buy: Corporate Greed on Trial
"One can read Snigdha Prakash's disturbing book on two levels: either as in-depth reporting of a major corporate scandal, or as a legal thriller, the denoument of which is left hanging until the final pages. On any score, she offers a...superb read for the lawyer and the layman alike; stick this one in your beach bag." --Washington Lawyer"Dramatic and well-written, and not shy about taking sides, the book is a great read...offers a rare inside look at the functioning of a trial team..."-- Howard M. Erichson, Professor of Law, Fordham Law School, Mass Tort Litigation Blog"A close-up, personal account...much like a John Grisham novel...of a case that rocked the medico-legal world...Should be read by anyone who is involved in clinical research, who prescribes medications or takes medications."-- Catherine DeAngelis, Editor-in-Chief Emerita, Journal of the American Medical Association"Nuanced and humorous...an inside account of an extraordinary team of lawyers at work...a first rate legal thriller."--Barron's"Intense, entertaining, dramatic...captures the players of a big-time trial in all of their brilliance, cunning and humor...it's a terrific book." -- Mark LaFramboise, Book Buyer, Politics and Prose Bookstore, Washington DC “Nuanced and humorous… an inside account of an extraordinary team of lawyers at work…a first-rate legal thriller…” —Barron’s "Dramatic and well-written, and not shy about taking sides, the book is a great read...offers a rare inside look at the functioning of a trial team..." —Howard M. Erichson, Professor of Law, Fordham Law School, Mass Tort Litigation Blog “One can read Snigdha Prakash’s disturbing book on two levels: either as in–depth reporting of a major corporate scandal, or as a legal thriller, the denouement of which is left hanging until the final pages. On any score, she offers a…superb read for the lawyer and the layman alike; stick this one in your beach bag.” —Washington Lawyer “Intense, entertaining, dramatic… captures the players of a big-time trial in all of their brilliance, cunning and humor…it’s a terrific book.”  —Mark LaFramboise, Book Buyer, Politics & Prose Bookstore, Washington DC“A close up, personal account…much like a John Grisham novel…of a case that rocked the medico-legal world…Should be read by anyone who is involved in clinical research, who prescribes medications or who takes such medications.” —Catherine DeAngelis, Editor-in-Chief Emerita, Journal of the American Medical Association