An interesting looking book that I came across during my book browsing on Amazon. I admit I did n’t read it, (the cost also has something to do with it – pretty expensive), plus I am not an attorney so I”m not really the target audience or readership that the authors and editors are shotting for. However, I think it’s important for examiners understand the point of view of the attorney when working with one another. This goes for the attorney as well. Has anyone read this “tome” on the relationship of examiner-attorney, and would you recommend it if you already own it?
