The 2018 Annual Review of Antitrust Law Developments summarizes developments during 2018 in the courts, at the agencies, and in Congress.

Highlights effective strategies for responding to union organizing campaigns. Provides guidelines for employer action at all stages of the process: before there are indications of a union organizing campaign, at the inception of the campaign, on filing of a petition for representation, and post-election challenges and objections. Also available as part of the complete 38-volume set entitled Business Law Monographs.

Focuses on equipment leasing and describes the roles of counsel for the lessee, counsel for the lessor, and counsel for the lender. There is particular focus placed on negotiating techniques, tax considerations, and content of the security, trust, and participation agreements. Also available as part of the complete 38-volume set entitled Business Law Monographs.

This new casebook provides the most relevant and recent cases on cutting-edge subjects important to corporate in-house legal departments as they face more challenges and increasing regulatory constraints.

Designed for use by counsel to creditor corporations, this volume includes discussions on involuntary petitions against the debtor, weapons to block discharge of claims, the automatic stay, defending against preference claims and fraudulent conveyance actions, and more. Also available as part of the complete 38-volume set entitled Business Law Monographs.

Provides updated, comprehensive coverage of Truth in Lending (TIL) law through 2014.

Focuses on minimizing disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act of confidential business information submitted to the federal government. Includes procedures to object to disclosure or to reverse FOIA cases, as well as protection strategies.Also available as part of the complete 38-volume set entitled Business Law Monographs.

This glossary sets forth brief explanations of some of the more commonly used terms in the automobile finance business.

Focuses on equipment leasing and describes the roles of counsel for the lessee, counsel for the lessor, and counsel for the lender. There is particular focus placed on negotiating techniques, tax considerations, and content of the security, trust, and participation agreements.Also available as part of the complete 38-volume set entitled Business Law Monographs.

Complete text of New York Business Corporation Law, Limited Liability Company Law, and Not-for-Profit Corporation Law, with selected corporation-related sections from other New York statutes, in convenient 1-volume pamphlet format.