Securities Regulation: Cases and Materials 6e
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.82 (561 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0735578052 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 1216 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-08-06 |
| Language | : | English |
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The strengths of this casebook continue to be: a balance of practice and doctrine from leading authorities a highly flexible organizational structure that adapts to a variety of teaching approaches a wealth of interesting problems that present opportunities for students to apply legal concepts and reinforce their understanding smart, straightforward writing style timely supplementation by the authors' own Annual Statutory Supplement and Case Supplement outstanding coverage of the 1933 and 1934 Acts Updated throughout, the revised Sixth Edition offers coverage of: recent cases on pleading securities fraud following the Supreme Court's decision in Tellabs the D.C. Circuit's rebuffs to the SEC in their regulation of broker-dealers, investment advisers, and mutual funds electronic voting and new forms of shareholder communication in proxy regulation full integration of the substantial SEC rule changes that affect resales of securities significant developments in SEC internal procedures related to enforcement actions expanding regulation of the municipal securities markets substantial compliance with Reg. *A Teacher's Manual may be available for this book. For more information or to request a copy, please contact Aspen Publishers at 800-950-5259 or legaledu@wolt
Paul TT said Worse Casebook Ever. Authors don't appear to have passed grade school level grammar classes. Extended rants on subjects later deemed irrelevant. Topics not organized in any coherent way: something will be discussed in detail only to be revisited with painful repetition 100+ pages later. Topics poorly, if ever, explained without reference to statutory text. You're better off reading the 'Worse Casebook Ever Authors don't appear to have passed grade school level grammar classes. Extended rants on subjects later deemed irrelevant. Topics not organized in any coherent way: something will be discussed in detail only to be revisited with painful repetition 100+ pages later. Topics poorly, if ever, explained without reference to statutory text. You're better off reading the '33 and '3Worse Casebook Ever Paul TT Authors don't appear to have passed grade school level grammar classes. Extended rants on subjects later deemed irrelevant. Topics not organized in any coherent way: something will be discussed in detail only to be revisited with painful repetition 100+ pages later. Topics poorly, if ever, explained without reference to statutory text. You're better off reading the '33 and '34 Act provisions online instead of wasting your life reading 800 pages of this drivel.. Act provisions online instead of wasting your life reading 800 pages of this drivel.. Worse Casebook Ever Authors don't appear to have passed grade school level grammar classes. Extended rants on subjects later deemed irrelevant. Topics not organized in any coherent way: something will be discussed in detail only to be revisited with painful repetition 100+ pages later. Topics poorly, if ever, explained without reference to statutory text. You're better off reading the '33 and '3Worse Casebook Ever Paul TT Authors don't appear to have passed grade school level grammar classes. Extended rants on subjects later deemed irrelevant. Topics not organized in any coherent way: something will be discussed in detail only to be revisited with painful repetition 100+ pages later. Topics poorly, if ever, explained without reference to statutory text. You're better off reading the '33 and '34 Act provisions online instead of wasting your life reading 800 pages of this drivel.. Act provisions online instead of wasting your life reading 800 pages of this drivel.. and 'Worse Casebook Ever Authors don't appear to have passed grade school level grammar classes. Extended rants on subjects later deemed irrelevant. Topics not organized in any coherent way: something will be discussed in detail only to be revisited with painful repetition 100+ pages later. Topics poorly, if ever, explained without reference to statutory text. You're better off reading the '33 and '3Worse Casebook Ever Paul TT Authors don't appear to have passed grade school level grammar classes. Extended rants on subjects later deemed irrelevant. Topics not organized in any coherent way: something will be discussed in detail only to be revisited with painful repetition 100+ pages later. Topics poorly, if ever, explained without reference to statutory text. You're better off reading the '33 and '34 Act provisions online instead of wasting your life reading 800 pages of this drivel.. Act provisions online instead of wasting your life reading 800 pages of this drivel.. Worse Casebook Ever Paul TT Authors don't appear to have passed grade school level grammar classes. Extended rants on subjects later deemed irrelevant. Topics not organized in any coherent way: something will be discussed in detail only to be revisited with painful repetition 100+ pages later. Topics poorly, if ever, explained without reference to statutory text. You're better off reading the '33 and '34 Act provisions online instead of wasting your life reading 800 pages of this drivel.. Act provisions online instead of wasting your life reading 800 pages of this drivel.. Neat and helpful Erin Wake This is probably the best-looking and almost the most helpful law school casebook I've had. The explanations are clear, and the text and paper are easy to read (and highlighters won't bleed through).. "Great book - required for many Business Classes" according to DSeverance. If this is required reading, then you'll have to buy the book and it doesn't matter what my opinion is. In this case, get it used and get it cheap - if that means Amazon like it did for me, then great. If you are a practitioner and need a brush up, then this is a good book and taught me well.