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This successor to the classic work on corporations, Ballantine on Corporations, provides a comprehensive analysis of all areas of corporate law.
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$1,026.00
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This Aspatore legal title provides an insider's perspective on developing a successful defense strategy when litigating a personal injury dispute. Book $85.00 |
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Determine when the California Style Manual or The Harvard Bluebook is the preferred handbook of legal style with this guide. Book $15.00 |
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Using a wide range of research tools, veteran attorney John K. Hanft demonstrates the most effective legal research methods available. Book $75.00 |
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This Key Number Digest contains headnotes, classified according to West's® Key Number System, for state court decisions from five Southern and Mid-Atlantic states. Book (Full Set) $56,719.00 |
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Discusses administrative law statutes, rules and cases; cites federal administrative law wherever Minnesota law is incomplete.
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$304.00
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This caselaw reporter contains opinions issued by Oregon state courts, plus headnotes, West Key Numbers, and other editorial enhancements. Book (Full Set) $60,499.00 |
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The accurate, up-to-date text of North Carolina 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) $13,177.00 |
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This title examines the corporation as a business form in Kentucky in detail, and includes forms for typical situations.
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$503.00
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This publication offers tips on the seizure of incriminating evidence and on making sure your search and seizure holds up in court. |
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