This abridged edition of this law school casebook is suitable for instructors who do not want to mine through a longer book to pare it down for the typical introductory course without losing key cases or key concepts. Like the standard edition it contains explanatory notes, but with less detail than is found in the standard edition, and this abridged edition omits material that is generally more suitable for more advanced corporate and securities courses. It includes unincorporated forms of doing business, federal securities law issues, and specialized treatment of closely held corporations.

Corporations, Other Limited Liability Entities and Partnerships 2003 : Statutory Supplement for Hazen & Markham's Corporations and Other Business ente

Hazen, Thomas Lee

Markham, Jerry W.

Business

West Group

Corporations and Other Business Enterprises: Cases and Materials focuses on the law of corporations, with ample coverage of unincorporated forms of doing business as well as basic agency principles. (This is the ABRIDEGED edition of the casebook). The casebook is designed for use in a variety of corporations and business organizations courses. The unabridged edition contains material that makes it suitable for use in advanced courses as well. Corporations courses vary from school to school and the book is organized in such a way to make it easy for instructors to "pick and choose" topics to be covered. There is ample material on unincorporated forms of doing business, considerable coverage of federal securities law issues traditionally taught in basic corporations classes, and specialized treatment of closely held corporations. Coverage also includes the role of corporate lawyers, comprehensive treatment of mergers and acquisitions, and an introduction to corporate finance. The casebook includes numerous references to the Model Business Corporation Act and the Delaware corporate law.

Corporations and Other Business Enterprises (American Casebook Series)

Regulation of Bank Financial Service Activities: Cases And Materials

Broome, Lissa L.

West Academic

2004 Supplement to Regulation of Bank Financial Service Activities

Statutory casebook supplement providing statutes to complement Broome and Markham's Regulation of Bank Financial Service Activities. Includes the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA). Each statutory chapter set forth is included in full and has a table of contents listing all the sections in that chapter by their short title. Statutes are current through September 15, 2001.

Regulation of Bank Financial Service Activities, Cases and Materials, Second Edition (Statutory Supplement)

Bromme, Lissa L.

West

Designed for use in law school courses covering corporations, other limited liability entities, and partnerships.

Corporations & Other Limited Liability Entities and Partnerships 2004-2005 Edition

The 2007 Supplement to Regulation of Bank Financial Service Activities continues with the authors' promise to annually update the casebook by supplement in the years when a new edition is not issued. The new Supplement includes the very latest developments, including statutory changes made by the Federal Deposit Insurance Reform Act of 2006 and the Financial Services Regulatory Relief Act of 2006. New regulatory developments such as the final guidance on Nontraditional Mortgage Products are discussed. New cases are included and analyzed, including the Supreme Court's Wachoia Bank, N.A. v. Schmidt and the Sixth Circuit's opinion in Wachoia Bank, N.A. v. Watters, which will be considered by the Supreme Court this term. The latest articles and commentary reviewing banking law are also referenced.

Regulation of Bank Financial Services Activities: Cases and Materials (American Casebook)

Corporate Finance: Cases and Materials

Business & Money

Finance

Thomson/West

Provides a comprehensive overview of nearly every aspect of banking regulation from its history, to federal and state regulation, to international regulatory issues. Contains individual chapters on the securities, derivatives and insurance activities of banks and their "functional" regulation by non-banking regulators under the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA). Also reviews thrift regulation and its evolution under FIRREA and FDICIA, and contains a chapter on bank commercial lending activity.

Regulation of Bank Financial Service Activities: Cases and Materials (American Casebook Series and Other Coursebooks)

This book is up-to-date review of corporate finance. The book contains sections on accounting basics, the time value of money, short and long term debt, preferred stock, dividends, stock subscriptions, merger financing, government securities, structured finance, derivative instruments, retirement plans and insurance. In assembling this casebook, the authors recognized that new instruments, such as derivatives and structured finance, must take their place alongside traditional areas of finance such as equity and fixed income instruments. The book, therefore, devotes several chapters to that "new" finance, as well as to classical financial issues involving dividends, debt and equity. The book includes coverage of the recent and increasing body of law on accounting issues and related concerns raised by Enron and other recent corporate scandals that resulted in passage of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002. That statute adopted a new regulatory structure for the accounting profession and imposed new obligations on lawyers involved in rendering advice on corporate finance for public companies. Preceding that legislation was the creation of a host of new and complex financial instruments that corporate lawyers helped design and implement, sometimes with disastrous results. This casebook examines many of those instruments and the problems they raised.

Corporate Finance: Cases and Materials (American Casebook Series)

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