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In this Aspatore title, venture capitalists offer best practices for VC-backed companies pursuing an exit. Book $100.00 |
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This caselaw reporter contains opinions issued by Colorado state courts, plus West headnotes, Key Numbers, and other editorial enhancements. Book (Full Set) $13,636.00 |
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In this Aspatore title, bankruptcy attorneys discuss bankruptcy trends and challenges during the current volatile market. Book $90.00 |
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An accurate, up-to-date text of Arkansas statutes, fully annotated with legislative histories, notes of judicial decisions, and additional research aids. This code accelerates research by connecting information efficiently and logically. Book (Full Set) $7,240.00 |
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These volumes deal exclusively with transactional aspects of business organizations.
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$5,509.00
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This caselaw reporter contains opinions issued by Utah state courts, plus headnotes, West Key Numbers, and other editorial enhancements. Book (Full Set) $5,655.00 |
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This revised set fully incorporates the changes to the Arizona Uniform Commercial Code and includes hundreds of new forms. Book (Full Set) $910.00 |
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Provides caselaw, discussion, and forms on due process, discrimination and, first amendment issues of teachers, students, and school officials.
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$639.00
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This newsletter provides updated information on antitrust and trade regulation law, and advice and assistance on counseling and compliance programs. |
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A supplementary service for West's Kansas Statutes Annotated, this pamphlet series provides prompt and accurate access to laws enacted during the most recent session of the Kansas state legislature, along with court rule changes. |
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