Trust and Honesty in the Real World is a Teaching Course in Law, Business and Public Policy. It is a case study companion to Trust and Honesty, America's Business Culture at a Crossroad by Tamar Frankel (Oxford University Press). The book explores the reasons why business ethics is at a crossroads and what can be done to tip the scales toward trust and honesty. Case studies drawn from real business experiences provide an opportunity to assess and discuss the motivations and actions of business leaders, lawyers and regulators. Recent case histories include the fall of E.F. Hutton, the Enron collapse and the WorldCom fraud.