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What All Business Lawyers & Litigators Must Know About Delaware Law Developments 2005
Chair(s):
R. Franklin Balotti, E. Norman Veasey
Practice Area:
Corporate law,
Litigation,
Securities and other financial products
Published:
May 2005
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ISBN:
1402405995
PLI Item #:
5932
CHB Spine #:
B1486
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Front Matter
Table of Contents
Chapter 1. What All Business Lawyers & Litigators Must Know About Delaware Law Developments
Chapter 2. Mergers and Acquisitions— A Delaware Checklist
Chapter 3. Recent Developments in Delaware Case Law Affecting Mergers & Acquisitions
Chapter 4. Takeover Law and Practice 2005
Chapter 5. Fiduciary Duties in Delaware Alternative Entities
Chapter 6. Relevant Statutory Provisions
Chapter 7. University of Pennsylvania Distinguished Jurist Lecture (March 3, 2005)
Chapter 8. Musings from the Center of the Corporate Universe
Chapter 9. ABA Model Rule of Professional Conduct Rule 1.13: Organization as Client
Chapter 10. ABA Model Rule of Professional Conduct Rule 1.6: Confidentiality of Information
Chapter 11. Securities and Exchange Commission Final Rule, Implementation of Standards of Professional Conduct for Attorneys, 17 C.F.R. Part 205
Chapter 12. Implementing the SEC’s Standards of Professional Conduct for Attorneys
Chapter 13. An Issue-Annotated Version of the SOx Rules for Lawyer Conduct [A Work-in-Process]
Chapter 14. Sarbanes-Oxley: The Pernicious Beginnings of Usurpation?
Chapter 15. Report of the American Bar Association Task Force on Corporate Responsibility (March 31, 2003)
Chapter 16. Legal Oversight of Corporate Governance: Charting a New Course: The New Age of Federal Chartering
Chapter 17. Recent Developments in Federal Securities Regulation of Corporate Finance as of December 15, 2004
Chapter 18. The Worldcom and Enron Settlements: Politics Rears its Ugly Head
Chapter 19. Comparison of Corporate Governance Guidelines and Codes of Best Practice: United States
Chapter 20. General Electric Company Governance Principles
Chapter 21. Board of Director Composition and Function Requirements (As of November 3, 2004)
Chapter 22. The Director Election Process: A Governance Resolution of a Governance Problem
Chapter 23. Statement of E. Norman Veasey Chair of the Committee on Corporate Laws of the Section of Business Law of the American Bar Association: Voting by Stockholders for the Election of Directors
Chapter 24. The SEC’s Shareholder Access Proposal: It Still Has a Pulse
Chapter 25. Shareholder Nominations of Corporate Directors—Unintended Consequences and the Case for Reform of the U.S. Proxy System
Chapter 26. Ten Board Challenges for 2005
Chapter 27. Counseling Directors in the New Corporate Culture
Chapter 28. Separate and Continuing Counsel for Independent Directors: An Idea Whose Time Has Not Come as a General Practice
Chapter 29. Annual Audit Committee Issues Conference Keynote Speech: “A Perspective on Liability Risks to Directors in Light of Current Events”
Chapter 30. Director Liability Developments: Delaware Gets Dangerous?
Chapter 31. Good Faith and Independence— Advising Directors in the Post-Scandal Environment
Chapter 32. Distinguishing Derivative Claims from Direct Claims Under Delaware Law
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