Bainbridge's Mergers and Acquisitions, 2d (Concepts and Insights Series)

By Stephen M. Bainbridge

ISBN-13: 9781599413648

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Series: Concepts and Insights

Brand: Foundation Press

Pages: 300

Components: 1 Print

Shelf Space: 1 in.

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This book is designed for law students taking an advanced business law course such as mergers and acquisitions or corporate finance, with a primary emphasis on corporate and securities law issues. While the text strongly emphasizes the doctrinal issues taught in today's mergers and acquisitions class, it also places significant emphasis on providing an economic analysis of the major issues in the course. The text thus offers not only an overview of the black letter law, but also a unifying method of thinking about the subject.