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Cases and Materials on Corporations

by Choper, Coffee, Gilson
Edition: 7th ed., 2008
13-ISBN: 9780735570344
10-ISBN: 0735570345
Format: Hardcover-New
SKU: 93246

List Price:	$135.00
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Readers who want comprehensive coverage of all aspects of corporate law have long relied on Cases and Materials on Corporations. This distinguished casebook offers more emphasis on practice along with much new and updated material. Proven effective through years of use, the book is known for:

A premier team of authors, recognized as the leading thinkers in the area;

The richness and depth of its coverage, allowing instructors to go into as much detail as they wish, with especially strong material on public corporations and corporate finance;

An exceptionally powerful introductory chapter that sets out the defining characteristics of a corporation limited liability, perpetual existence, free transferability, and centralized management;

A successful thematic framework, examining corporate law in the context of the corporation's responsibilities to society, as well as to its own constituents and investors;

Skillful use of text, notes, excerpted commentary, problems, questions, edited cases, and statutory material.

New material in the includes:

Thoroughly updated cases and statutes;

A concise yet comprehensive overview of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, the scandals that led up to it, and the SEC and stock exchange rules that are implementing it;

A detailed treatment of the new Delaware case law on voting rights plus the SEC's pending proposals to grant shareholders greater access to the proxy statement;

More nuts and bolts coverage in the introduction for greater accessibility;

Complete updating of the Close Corporations chapter, with recent cases in the text and notes;

Recent doctrinal developments, particularly regarding indemnification of officers and directors.

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