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CSC® Media

CSC® Media, in collaboration with LexisNexis® Matthew Bender®, is pleased to announce the April release of the Spring 2010 Edition of New York Laws Governing Business Entities and the 2010 Edition of The Directors’ Handbook.

New York Laws Governing Business Entities, Spring 2010

The Spring 2010 Edition of New York Laws Governing Business Entities is updated through Chapter 1 of the 2010 Session. Highlights include recent amendments to the Not-for-Profit Corporation Law, the Uniform Commercial Code, and the Tax Law.

The Spring 2010 Edition also includes more than 100 new case annotations from New York state courts and federal district courts, as well as the full text of five new cases exploring recent and significant judicial developments, including In re Hausman (requirements for existence of a de facto entity), Mostel (distribution of invested capital by an LLC), and Moran Enterprises (survival of claims after dissolution).

Changes are listed in the book’s Table of Sections Affected, while blackline notes indicate the effects of the 2009 amendments. A Table of New Annotations allows readers to quickly identify the entries that have been added since the last edition. New annotations are also clearly marked with a gray bar in the pages of the book. The book also includes fee tables and a review of legislative and judicial developments from 1988 to 2010.

The book’s companion CD-ROM contains the full text of the selected cases, as well as 87 fillable PDF forms for incorporation/formation, qualification, mergers, dissolution, and name reservation for all entity types in New York.

The Directors’ Handbook

The Directors’ Handbook is one of today’s leading guides to corporate governance. In this new 2010 Edition, author Thomas J. Dougherty has written a compelling new Foreword that examines the “reform” initiatives that have come in the wake of the financial and regulatory crises of 2008-2009 and that now “threaten to undermine the fundamentals of director oversight in 2010 and beyond.” Other important updates include a discussion of the unforeseen consequences of SOX reforms on executive compensation, as well as new information about corporate governance abroad. All sections have been reviewed and updated to reflect changes in the applicable rules and regulations.

The Directors' Handbook offers directors insight on how to best handle hostile takeover attempts and proxy battles, and offers analysis of such vital issues as creating an audit committee charter, crisis management, and director and officer insurance. You will find the most recent information about majority (rather than plurality) voting for directors; staggered board repeals; best practices for handling restatement crises; and the political economy of corporations. There is a chapter that addresses the role of the corporate secretary, as well as a CD-ROM containing the key cases and legislation that form the basis for corporate governance here and abroad.

NEW! Author Tom Dougherty explores how the balance of power in the boardroom will be shifting irrevocably for public companies on his new video blog at http://theproxyaccesssite.com.


Delaware Laws Governing Business Entities, Spring 2010

Another recent release is The Spring 2010 Edition of Delaware Laws Governing Business Entities, Volumes 1 and 2. This edition is updated through Chapter 214 of the 145th Session of the Delaware General Assembly, including changes to the Revised Uniform Limited Partnership Act, the LLC Act, and the General Corporation Law. The new edition also contains new and amended Chancery Court Rules through February 1, 2010, including new rules 96 to 98 governing arbitration proceedings for business disputes pursuant to 10 Del. C. § 349.

The Spring 2010 Edition contains over 100 new case annotations from Delaware courts and from courts in other state and federal jurisdictions that apply Delaware business entity law. We have also provided the full text of five key Delaware opinions, including recent cases NACCO Industries, In re Dow Chemical, and Airborne Health.

There are in-depth legal analyses from CSC Media’s Senior Legal Advisors, as well as a Table of Sections Affected, blacklined amendments, a Table of New Annotations, and an amounts payable section.

Subscribers of the Spring and Fall Editions also get access to The Delaware Business Entity Law Website at no extra cost. The website provides online access to the updated content found in Volumes 1 and 2 of Delaware Laws Governing Business Entities, as well as links to the full-text opinions of the annotations cited, annotated forms for Delaware business transactions, sample bylaws and operating agreements.

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