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New York Corporation Law (Whitebook) provides you with a one volume economical publication that provides “on the go” access to the curated annotated slices of code you’ll need every day in your practice. A portable, print code that you can place on your desk, stow in your briefcase and take out of the office or review on your favorite mobile device, the Whitebook includes the complete text of New York Business Corporation Law, Limited Liability Company Law, and Not-for-Profit Corporation Law. In addition, it contains selected corporation-related sections from other New York statutes with section histories identifying the enacting and amendatory legislation relating to each section plus an integrated topical Index.
Today’s lawyers require quick access to state laws and regulations to aid their research and reading the statute is often the starting point so you start with the current statute and any updated provisions of annotations. As you bookmark or dog-ear your favorite sections, you can see any history notes that might help interpret legislative intent. Having printed desktop codes available for each lawyer and paralegal in an office that can be marked up with personal notes or tabs for fast access is an efficient cost-effective way to solve many research questions quickly and easily at their desk or in court.
The Whitebook is part of the LexisNexis New York Colorbooks series.
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The previous edition's ISBN is 9781663388032.
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