Securities and Exchange Commission v. Cuban (Deep Dive)

Professor Steinberg's many writings on the securities laws and corporate governance are valuable and important, but for me nothing beats a good trial war story like this. Instead of reading about the securities laws in hornbooks or dusty old opinions, this book captures a real securities-fraud trial in a real courtroom with real lawyers. I would urge those interested in a litigation career, or those already in one, to read the book, especially the transcripts of the opening statements, the witness examinations, and the closing arguments. It gives a good representation of what senior partners, clients, and judges expect of lawyers.

This book does a deep dive into the SEC's securities litigation against Mark Cuban. It offers a detailed examination into one of the most highly-publicized, contentious insider trading cases ever. The author - Marc I. Steinberg - knows his subject well as the preeminent scholar on insider trading and retained expert witness in the case. Professor Steinberg covers all aspects of case and provides insightful commentary to help his readers make up their own minds about whether the case should have ever been brought in the first place. Highly recommend!

Professor Steinberg has done it again. Thoroughly researched, his book takes the reader through the SEC’s enforcement action against Mark Cuban in detail and provides unparalleled insight from the view of an expert witness in the case.

Marc I Steinberg has written a fresh, insiders look at this high profile case. He has skillfully created a very easy to read, understandable and fast flowing look at the case and all the intricacies involved. Professor Steinberg unfolds the case in such a way as to invite the reader to come to their own conclusions of how the case should have been handled and concluded. Professor Steinberg has created an exciting and interesting story that anyone, not just students of law, can enjoy!

Professor Steinberg has once again delivered with an insightful and thought-provoking treatise on perhaps the most well-known insider trading case in decades. Amazingly, he has turned what can be a rather difficult subject into a page turning novel, guiding the reader through every stage of the case. A treat for both lawyers and the general public.