Business Organizations Law and Policy: Materials and Problems

Jeffrey D. Bauman, Georgetown University Law Center

Russell B. Stevenson, Jr., Georgetown University Law Center

Robert J. Rhee, University of Florida College of Law

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In addition to the usual updates to take into account new developments including changes and additions to Delaware doctrines of demand futility and good faith compliance with legal regulations, the Tenth Edition made modest reorganization to the book structure. Chapters on the shareholders’ role in governance and disclosure duties to shareholders have been consolidated into a new chapter on the shareholders’ role in corporate governance on the view that disclosure duties are critical to the exercise of shareholders’ role in governance including the exercise of voting rights. Also, the chapter on mergers and acquisitions has been moved up to precede the discussion of fiduciary duties of directors, officers, and controlling shareholders because so much of this law is arises from the context of mergers and acquisitions transactions.

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