Corporate Practice Series Portfolio No. 27-2nd, The Environmental Impact Statement Process, examines the preparation of environmental impact statements.
Corporate Practice Series Portfolio No. 57-2nd, Avoiding Liability for Hazardous Waste: RCRA, CERCLA, and Related Corporate Law Issues, provides a thorough overview of the two statutory and regulatory systems through which federal law imposes substantial responsibilities relating to the management of hazardous waste and the cleanup of contaminated sites.
Corporate Practice Series Portfolio 74-2nd, Unclaimed Property, discusses the law concerning unclaimed property, which has been in effect in the various states, in one form or another, since at least the early 1800s, but which has become in recent years a much more important source of revenue to the states, and, therefore, a much more serious matter for corporations.
Corporate Practice Series Portfolio No. 6-4th, Responses to Takeover Bids: Corporate, SEC, Tactical, and Fiduciary Considerations, provides a comprehensive discussion of the law of takeover defense that will guide readers through the legal and strategic issues that confront target companies and other participants in takeover and merger situations.
Corporate Practice Series Portfolio No. 46-3rd, Resales of Restricted Securities Under SEC Rules 144 and 144A, describes the background and operation of Securities and Exchange Commission Rules 144 and 144A.
Corporate Practice Series Portfolio No. 53-2nd, U.S. International Antitrust Enforcement: A Practical Guide to the Agencies' 1995 Guidelines, discusses the Antitrust Enforcement Guidelines for International Operations, published jointly by the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission in April 1995.
Corporate Practice Series Portfolio No. 39-2nd, Tying Arrangements: Practice Under Federal Antitrust, Patent, and Banking Law, explains the requirements necessary to prove that an illegal tie exists and sets out the defenses that may justify a tie in particular situations under §1 of the Sherman Act and §3 of the Clayton Act.
Corporate Practice Series Portfolio No. 32-3rd, Trade Associations and the Antitrust Laws, summarizes the Sherman, Clayton, and Federal Trade Commission acts as they apply to trade associations.
Corporate Practice Series Portfolio No. 52-3rd, State Antitrust Law is a summary of the antitrust laws of the states and territories of the United States.
Corporate Practice Series Portfolio No. 21-5th, Manual of Federal Trade Commission Practice, examines in detail the practices and procedures employed by the Federal Trade Commission in administering the Federal Trade Commission Act.
Corporate Practice Series Portfolio No. 76-1st, Living with the Robinson-Patman Act, discusses the antitrust analysis applied to price discrimination, brokerage payments, and discriminatory promotional payments and services, involving both sellers and buyers, under the Robinson-Patman Act, the principal federal antitrust statute governing such practices.
Corporate Practice Series Portfolio No. 28-5th, Foreign Unfair Competition: Practice and Procedure, identifies unfair trade practices and statutory remedies that address those practices.
Corporate Practice Series Portfolio No. 35-3rd, Antitrust Guide for International Business Activities, analyzes the antitrust and trade regulation laws of the United States, the European Union, Japan, Canada, and the principal nations of Western Europe as they apply to international marketing and distribution.