A great story and a primer on smart, creative lawyering and deep-dive forensic accounting.
This period of US history has always fascinated me and learning about the details of Howard Hughes and his very own spy games drives home how influential. -Brian Peter Brinig, JD, CPA, Law Professor, Forensic Accountant, Author A fascinating, real-life tale of old Hollywood glamor and CIA intrigue.
Regan has taken what is usually a boring subject and turned it into a very exciting read.
When the facts of the fraudulent financial activity are augmented with the mystery of Howard Hughes\' clandestine lifestyle, the story rises to the level of a thriller.
It reads like a well-conceived mystery novel, but details a true story of intrigue, criminal activity and obfuscation of the law.
It\'s hard to believe that an accountant can write a book about accounting and have it be a page-turner, but that\'s exactly what Paul Regan\'s The Forensic is.
This secret connection, and Clark and Regan\'s efforts to use it to bring Down Howard Hughes, have been told to only a very few, until The Forensic.
The connection between Clark and Regan\'s journey, the CIA, and the Soviet submarine was coincidental; however, without that connection, their careers may not have been as golden as they became.
Along this journey, there was a parallel track involving the CIA, the Department of Justice and a Soviet submarine carrying nuclear missiles.
This story evolves into a contest fought by Clark and Regan as they unraveled an injustice perpetrated by Hughes and Davis on the shareholders of Air West, Inc.
Clark and Regan were dedicated to restoring what was wrongfully taken from their clients by Hughes and Davis. and his pugnacious attorney, Chester Davis, were taken Down by a Brilliant and passionate attorney, John Bales Clark, and a diligent and talented Young CPA, Paul Regan.
Hughes Jr.
In this unique memoir, American business tycoon, movie director and aviator Howard R.
Rarely do we hear stories of justice concerning the richest people of all time.
There is much debate if billionaires should even exist because politicians and policies are up for sale at prices that only the 1 percent can actually afford to pay.
Thum, Partner, Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP Extreme wealth seems to always have a dark side, such as the victims of jaw-dropping inequality. -Robert B.
John Clark and Paul Regan school Howard Hughes on how to bring Down even the wealthiest, most stubborn opponent.
A great story and a primer on smart, creative lawyering and deep-dive forensic accounting
