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And You Thought Accountants Were Boring

My Life Inside Arthur Andersen

Larry R. Katzen
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Pages
354
Year
2013
Language
English
Publisher
Larry R. Katzen

About

Ingenuity. Indictments. Injustice. Arthur Anderson: an innovative accounting firm brought down by governmental false accusations. Political fodder in the government's prosecution of Enron, the company was unjustly, dismantled for its supposed connections to the corruption. The company was, later vindicated by a 9-0 supreme court ruling, but it was too late. The impact was devastating. Thousands of employees were suddenly, tarnished by the Arthur Andersen name, left reeling in the aftershock. Meet one of them: Larry Katzen. An honorable, hardworking man, who devoted his life to Arthur Andersen, Larry was there from the company's meteoric rise to its unjust demise. This is his story.

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