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CSC Montana Laws Governing Business Entities Annotated
Montana is one of the fastest-growing states for incorporation in the U.S. Whether you practice in Big Sky Country or only represent clients with businesses incorporated there, this is the up-to-date corporate law resource you need--from CSC, the company you rely on to conduct business, and LexisNexis, the company you trust to bring you the law.
Publisher: CSC
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CSC brings you Montana Laws Governing Business Entities, 2025 – 2026Edition. This comprehensive yet portable deskbook is the collection of up-to-date business law statutes and forms attorneys representing Montana-incorporated companies nationwide need to conduct research more effectively, complete transactions more efficiently and advise clients with confidence.
FEATURES
- All sections relevant to Montana business entities from Title 35 – Corporations, Partnerships, and Associations of the LexisNexis Montana Code Annotated, along with a curated selection of related sections covering taxation, securities, trade names, and arbitration, as well as chapters from the UCC covering investment securities, secured transactions, and controllable electronic records
- All statutory content current through the 2025 Montana Legislative Session—more than 90 sections added or amended since the 2023 edition
- Fully annotated with the latest case notes from courts interpreting the law
- An easy-to-reference Fee Schedule showing the Secretary of State’s required filing fees for various business services
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The 2023 Edition ISBN was 9781663354853.
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Pub Number: 33715
