For Nicholas W. Maier, the 33-year-old author of the Wall Street memoir "Trading With the Enemy," the toughest days have come since publication.
In this account, that was the extent of the manipulation; when Nicholas W. Maier, an ex-employee, alleged insider trading in his recent memoir, "Trading With the Enemy," Cramer forced him to withdraw the charge.
[Page C2.] Book Dispute Continues for Cramer As a war of words intensifies, James J. Cramer, the former hedge fund manager whose memoir of his trading days has just been published, has again threatened to sue a former employee, Nicholas W. Maier, over a book he wrote for HarperCollins.
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