About Us
Fathom Publishing Company releases since the early 1990s are legal treatises and student case books.
Fathom's first legal treatise, Open Meeting Laws by Ann Taylor Schwing was published in 1994. It is a national treatise covering the laws requiring public meetings be opened to the public. Open Meeting Laws 2d was released in 2005.
University case book Investment Management Regulation, by Tamar Frankel and Clifford E. Kirsh focuses on the Investment Company Act of 1940 and on the practice in this area before the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Securitization by Tamar Frankel is a two-volume treatise covering securitized assets markets which constitute one of the largest financial markets.
Mark Fagan and Tamar Frankel's Trust and Honesty in the Real World is a joint university level course for lawyers, business people and regulators.
Fiduciary Law by Tamar Frankel was published in 2008. It is a short survey of fiduciary law in time (from Hammurabi's Code 3,000 years ago) and in space (Europe, UK, Japan, China, Taiwan) and the concept of trust.
Fathom Publishing started in Cordova, Alaska with the release of And the Fires Not Green, a compliation of poems by Cordova's Fire Chief Dewey Whetsell. Next came a photographic history of the town. Rose Arvidson selected the early photographs and shot current illustrations for Cordova, the First 75 Years.
Nancy Ross and Mike Anderson described and illustrated the early buildings in Cordova's Historic Buildings. A coloring book by Mike Anderson soon followed. Coloring Alaska's Cordova illustrates the town and Copper River Delta.
Avid deer hunter Robert Parish's tales of hunting in Southeast Alaska are told in Alaska Where Only the Tough Survive. Valley of the Eagles by Cary Anderson was published in 1995 in association with The American Bald Eagle Foundation.
Margaret T. Lane's dedicated research into family history was organized into The Taylors at Didcot, a history of the people who lived on or visited the family farm near West Chester, Pennsylvania from 1820 to 1996.