CSC New York Laws Governing Business Entities

The CSC® Library of Publications brings you New York Laws Governing Business Entities, 2007 Edition. This set helps you to conduct research more effectively, complete transactions more efficiently, and better advise your clients. New York Laws Governing Business Entities leverages your most powerful tool--you. FEATURES This fully annotated collection of New York statutes allows you to... • Easily access the most important business entity laws You'll find all the statutes, rules, forms, and opinions that you need to transact business in New York. • Instantly pinpoint statutory changes Blackline Amendments Notes follow each amended section, showing additions and deletions. • Identify new case annotations The Table of New Annotations and change bars highlight the most recently added material and let you quickly identify key New York cases. • Gain insight Historical Legislative and Judicial analyses prepared by New York business law experts give you valuable insight regarding changes to New York business laws. • Find information quickly Save time searching with the expanded index. • Complete forms Editable PDF forms are located on the companion CD-ROM. Content: • Business Corporation Law • Cooperative Corporations Law • Limited Liability Company Law • Not-For-Profit Corporation Law • Partnership Law • Religious Corporations Law • Uniform Commercial Code • State Constitution • Abandoned Property Law • Civil Practice Law and Rules • General Associations Law • General Business Laws • General Obligations Law • Tax Law • And More! In this edition: • Over 60 new case annotations. • The latest legislative changes, including numerous amendments to business entities taxation laws. • Judicial and legislative analysis from long time New York corporate law scholar J. Kirkland Grant. Professor Grant sets out in these pages an almost twenty year survey of the key court opinions and statutory enactments affecting the business entity law practitioner in the state. • The full text of recently issued key New York corporate opinions, including Airtran, which discusses the duty of a foreign corporation to turn over shareholder records. To learn more about other CSC® Publishing products, please visit www.lexisnexis.com/csc