The Acquisition Mating Dance and Other Essays on Negotiating

Freund, James C.

Prentice Hall Law & Business

Handbook on ERISA Litigation cuts through complicated statutory  provisions and tells you which ERISA claims are recognized by which courts and  how to litigate them. Helpful litigation checklists and forms are provided on  key aspects of ERISA litigation as well as hundreds of citations to leading  federal and state cases. Every major claim area under ERISA is covered:       Fiduciary liability   Violation of ERISA reporting and notification requirements   ERISA discrimination claims and related statutory claims   Plan termination claims   Overfunded and underfunded plans   Tax litigation   Claims by the U.S. Department of Labor and the Pension Benefit Guaranty  Corporation (PBGC)    The Handbook helps you to counsel clients more knowledgeably and to  litigate ERISA disputes more effectively by identifying the issues, presenting  litigation strategies, and reducing the time needed to prepare pleadings and  briefs.   The Handbook on ERISA Litigation has been updated to include:     Continuing developments in the courts as they implement the U.S. Supreme  Court's decisions in key cases from 2008: Metropolitan Life Insurance Company  v. Glenn, holding that an insurer that both funds an ERISA plan and exercises  discretion in deciding claims is operating under a conflict of interest that  must be weighed as a factor in determining whether there is abuse of  discretion; and LaRue v. DeWolff, Boberg & Associates, Inc., holding that  individual participants in defined contribution plans may sue for breach of  fiduciary duty under ERISA § 409(a) when monetary relief is sought by less  than all individual account holders   The U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Kennedy v. Plan Administrator for DuPont  Savings and Investment Plan (2009), holding that a participant’s beneficiary  designation contained in plan documents controlled over conflicting waiver of  pension benefits in state divorce decree that did not amount to a QDRO   Updated case surveys by circuit   New cases addressing claims of fiduciary breach in connection with 401(k) plan  fee- and revenue-sharing arrangements   Updates on statutes of limitations applied to claims for plan benefits   Significant developments in preemption analysis as applied to numerous state  laws and claims, including mandatory health care benefits       The Handbook also includes a completely updated Table of Cases, as well  as tables of Internal Revenue Code sections and ERISA sections, reflecting the  additions and changes to the text.

Handbook on ERISA litigation

Jorden, James F.

The second edition of "A Practical Guide to Out-of-Court Restructurings & Prepackaged Plans of Reorganization" reflects the recent developments in this rapidly changing field & provides an insider's view of the most innovative & effective approaches to exchange offers, consent solicitations, repurchases & prepacks. It features a chapter on vital securities & corporate law aspects of reorganizing under Chapter 11. The authors describe out-of-court restructurings & prepackaged plans of reorganization & clearly explain various practical considerations that need to be analyzed throughout the process of a restructuring or reorganization. They then delve more deeply into the different forms of restructuring transactions, as well as the relevant securities, corporate, bankruptcy, & tax laws that apply to registered exchange offers, Section 3(a)(9) exchange offers, consent solicitations, & prepackaged plans of reorganization.

A Practical guide to out-of-court restructurings and prepackaged plans of reorganization

Nicholas P. Saggese

Written from a unique "transactional" perspective, this best-selling classic-now in its Second Edition-contains in one volume everything you've always wanted to know about doing deals, structuring them, shepherding them through the regulatory process, keeping them out of trouble, and getting them closed.   A one-stop source of financial transaction acumen, written by two experts, the completely up-to-date 2nd edition covers in depth all the latest developments in the law of corporate finance. It contains an entirely new chapter on asset-based financing as well as comprehensive coverage of:   * New Regulation M governing market activities during distributions * New innovative financial products, including Trust Originated Preferred Securities and Off-Balance Sheet Monitzations * The hybrid rules adopted by the CFTC in 1993 * The impact of Rule 144A on the private placement market * New developments in the laws relating to liabilities for false or misleading disclosure documents. * The impact of rapidly expanding global markets

Corporate Finance and the Securities Laws

Business & Money

Johnson, Charles J.

Finance

Between 1919 and 1960, the AFL issued the three volumes of its official History Encyclopedia, Reference Book, organized in A-Z format. They provide condensed accounts of the reports, debates, resolutions, and policy statements made at the annual conventions, and each contains a general subject index.

Law & Business Directory of Corporate Counsel 1988-89

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Modern Intellectual Property

Michael A. Epstein

Intellectual Property

Negotiating to Settlement in Divorce

Katz, Sanford N. (Edited by)

Rely on the expertise of 15 securities professionals for everything you need to know and do under the new Section 16 rules. Compliance is easy with this convenient manual to guide you step-by-step through every phase of the Section 16 reporting scheme. You'll find detailed answers to such questions * Must a plan be "tax qualified" to take advantage of new Rule 16b-3? 
* Is shareholder approval required to exempt plan transactions? 
* What is a non-employee director for purposes of the rules? 
* What is a "discretionary transaction" under the rules? 
* Is it possible to "mix and match" exemptions? 
* Are any of the pre-1991 Section 16 rules still in effect? The Guide also supplies such helpful materials * Forms 3, 4 and 5 filled out under more than 25 different scenarios 
* An abundance of examples illustrating the effect of the new rules 
* The full text of revised Section 16 and relevant SEC adoptive releases 
* A detailed compliance timetable to assist in planning and meeting deadlines With full explanation of the new compliance procedures and their consequences in relevant corporate transactions, A Practical Guide to Section 16 makes it easy to perform you duty to monitor, avoid reporting errors, and guard against costly liability.

A Practical guide to Section 16: Reporting and compliance

Amy L. Goodman

The Successful Law Firm: New Approaches to Structure and Management

Bradford W. Hildebrandt

Jack Kaufman

Law Practice

Valuing professional practices and licenses: A guide for the matrimonial practitioner

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