Created in the roiling years of the Civil War, Reconstruction, and industrial expansion, Colorado's state constitution is indelibly marked by an overt suspicion toward elected and appointed officials (with good reason given their often dubious behavior). Not surprisingly, then, the Colorado Supreme Court has been called on to mediate the frequent and ongoing feuds between that state's citizens and their legislators, which it has done successfully, if spottily at times. The result is one of the longest and most detailed, but ultimately successful, state constitutions in the Union. Collins and Oesterle provide a brief history of the document's creation and evolution, then proceed to discuss the legislation and case law pertinent to understanding every article's and section's current legal interpretation. Valuable to scholars and students of local and legal history, and to practicing attorneys seeking to understand the groundwork of the Colorado state constitution, this reference book provides a wealth of historical and legal information critical to apprehending the past and present of a state that often is at the center of national political controversies.

The Colorado State Constitution: A Reference Guide (Reference Guides to the State Constitutions of the United States)

Oesterle, Dale A.

Collins, Richard B.

Constitutional Law

Greenwood Pub Group

Covers tax, accounting, environmental, products liability, pension, antitrust, national security, bankruptcy, and labor law. Builds on the basic four-credit corporations class, a modern corporate planning course. Integrates traditionally distinct classroom subjects in the context of discrete transactions. The materials are easy to edit. Each topical unit contains statutes, regulations, and case law that affect the structure and timing of acquisitions and reorganizations. Includes questions and problems to aid students in walking through the law's basic distinctions. Textual notes and edited articles identify and question the empirical and political assumptions implicit in the standards.

The Law of Mergers, Acquisitions, and Reorganizations (American Casebook Series/Supplement)

West Group

Oesterle’s Mergers and Acquisitions in a Nutshell provides succinct exposition of the law on mergers and acquisitions to which a student or lawyer can turn to for reliable guidance. All of the titles have been written by outstanding authorities and recognized experts. The book’s compact format makes it a convenient reference.

Mergers and Acquisitions in a Nutshell (Nutshells)

Business

West Academic Publishing

This coursebook teaches basic corporate acquisition planning. In addition to state corporate law and federal securities law, the book covers tax, accounting, environmental, products liability, pension, antitrust, national security, bankruptcy, and labor law issues. It integrates traditionally distinct classroom subjects in the context of discrete transactions. Each topical unit contains statutes, regulations, and caselaw that affect the structure and timing of acquisitions and reorganizations. The book also includes questions and problems to aid students in walking through the law's basic distinctions. Textual notes and edited articles identify and question the empirical and political assumptions implicit in the standards. The new edition updates all areas and features private equity buyouts.

The Law of Mergers and Acquisitions, 4th (American Casebook Series)

The Law of Mergers and Acquisitions

Presents materials for study of the legal regulations that affect the structure, timing, and price of corporate acquisitions and reorganizations.

Mergers and Acquisitions in a Nutshell : Mergers and Acquisitions

Business & Money

Management & Leadership

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