PositiveThe New York Times Book ReviewThe tiny turf wars we wage may seem trivial, but Heller and Salzman convincingly demonstrate they are anything but ... Heller and Salzman, both law professors, show themselves to be gifted teachers ... The authors are as comfortable talking about the Coase Theorem (don’t ask) as they are about the dispute over a Barry Bonds home run ball ... The book is crammed with real-life examples. Some may elicit little more than a \'hmmm,\' which will not be unfamiliar to anyone who has sat through a law school torts class or tried to explain the rule against perpetuities at a dinner party. But in later chapters, Heller and Salzman take on consequential matters ... at least we’ll have some decent arguments to consider as we load the baseball cards into the trunk and drive away, dreaming of how much 12 Pete Rose cards will bring on the open market.
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