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John Grisham would have to struggle to invent a character as brilliant and unethical as Bill Lerach. It is a credit to the reporting talents of Patrick Dillon and Carl M. Cannon that, in Circle of Greed, they capture the felon-lawyer in all his charm and ruthlessness. Along the way they show how the plaintiffs' bar has transformed the process of class actions into big business. @lt;br@gt;-- @lt;b@gt;@lt;i@gt;Wall Street Journal@lt;br@gt; @lt;/i@gt;@lt;/b@gt;@lt;br@gt; [A] revelatory yarn . . . In Circle of Greed, the authors do justice to their subject and have produced a book that proves the adage that truth can be stranger than fiction. @lt;br@gt;-- @lt;b@gt;@lt;i@gt;Washington Times@lt;/i@gt;@lt;/b@gt;@lt;br@gt;@lt;b@gt;@lt;i@gt; @lt;/i@gt;@lt;/b@gt;@lt;br@gt; Mr. Dillon and Mr. Cannon have written the type of book that, like Den of Thieves and Smartest Guys in the Room, helps to explain an era. @lt;br@gt;@lt;b@gt;@lt;i@gt;-- NYTimes.com/DealBook@lt;/i@gt;@lt;/b@gt;@lt;br@g

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Patrick Dillon has won many journalism awards including a share of the Pulitzer Prize- and is the author of the acclaimed Lost at Sea.  The executive editor of California magazine, he was formerly editor in chief of Forbes ASAP, a writer for the Christian Science Monitor, and an editor and columnist at the San Jose Mercury News.  He lives in San Francisco, California. Carl M. Cannon is the deputy editor of politicsdaily.com and coauthor of Reagan's Disciple: George W. Bush's Troubled Quest for a Presidential Legacy.  He has won numerous awards, including a share of the Pulitzer Prize in 1989, and the prestigious Gerald R. Ford Prize for Distinguished Reporting of the Presidency.  He lives in Arlington, Virginia.

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