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This Aspatore legal title provides a practical approach to understanding the issues involved in drafting and negotiating a stockholders' agreement. Book $100.00 |
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This caselaw reporter contains opinions issued by Wyoming state courts, plus headnotes, West Key Numbers, and other editorial enhancements. Book (Full Set) $4,370.00 |
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This is a collection of text, forms, and selected laws and regulations for structuring joint ventures between U.S. and foreign companies. Book (Full Set) $3,166.00 |
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This complete trial manual sets out step-by-step procedures for practice of criminal law by prosecutors, defense attorneys, and trial judges.
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$780.00
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This comprehensive guide to attorney fee awards will help you determine and obtain fee requests in a wide range of scenarios and practice areas. Its coverage includes statutory, common fund, and sanction-based awards.
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$1,410.00
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Offers insights into intestate successions, capacity to give/receive donations inter vivos and mortis causa, forced heirship, legacies, and more.
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$272.00
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This newsletter is national in scope to provide landlords and tenants with important information regarding current laws and regulations. |
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This Aspatore product discusses strategies for advising companies on hiring foreign workers and complying with immigration regulations. Book $75.00 |
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The Federal Litigator newsletter keeps you abreast of procedural developments at district court, court of appeals, and Supreme Court levels. |
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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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