A practical approach to Corporations featuring carefully edited cases, intriguing notes and questions, and exercises drawn from actual cases to create a practical and skills-driven approach to the study of the legal principles of business.

Featuring:

• Each chapter includes all the landmark cases that students should be introduced to in a Corporations or Business Entities course
• Strong skills-driven exercises and questions (both litigation-based and transaction-based)
  • the practical exercises give students a chance to simulate what lawyers do
  • the exercises are drawn from actual disputes, particularly from material in the case's procedural history, publicly-available information about the dispute, and other information provided from the actual lawyers on the case
• Brief notes and questions after cases, including some with practice-orientation
• Diagrams, or Roadmaps are included to give students an illustrative snapshot of some of the toughest cases.
• This text obviates the need for law professors interested in skills training to rely on supplemental texts or creating their own materials
• Companion website that includes supplemental introductory cases (with notes and questions) to enable use of the casebook by MBA and undergraduate students