Contents of the Whitebook include the 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 a convenient one-volume pamphlet format for easy access. The materials also include section histories identifying the enacting and amendatory legislation relating to each section and an integrated topical Index.

This edition features California's Corporations Code, with selected provisions from California regulations, Commissioner's releases, and Delaware Corporation laws.

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.

Features the annotated statutes, administrative rules, official forms, and commentary relating to the incorporation and governance of business entities in Utah.

Defense Law Journal is a collection of articles with the latest commentary by practitioners and law professors on tough legal issues facing defendants in civil cases.

This collection of tales from the world of bribery litigation is sure to enlighten, inform, and entertain.

An important resource covering business, professional and nonprofit corporations, partnerships, limited liability companies, and professional associations in the state of Washington.

Written by a well-known author in the field, this is the authoritative forms book for handling Florida corporations issues - from organization to operation and finance.

Covers Delaware laws relating to commerce and trade, including sales, leases, negotiable instruments and securities.

Professional Corporations and Associations provides authoritative guidance on forming, operating, and changing ownership of a professional corporation or association. This six-volume publication includes coverage of topics such as: the pitfalls involved with this type of organization; taxation and accounting; opportunities in pension plans and other fringe benefits; and state professional corporation laws and ethical rules.