Corporate Practice Series Portfolio No. 78, The Takeover Law of Delaware, analyzes Section 203 of Delaware's General Corporation Law, which was adopted to encourage fully priced tendered offers and negotiated acquisitions and discourage highly leveraged takeovers of corporations.

Corporate Practice Series Portfolio No. 82, Third-Party Legal Opinions, discusses legal opinions in letter form that are addressed to someone other than the lawyer's client.

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. 12-5th, Annual Meeting of Shareholders, describes the process of planning and conducting an annual shareholders' meeting for a public corporation.

Corporate Practice Series Portfolio No. 79, Special Committees of Independent Directors, discusses special negotiating committees, demand investigation committees, and special litigation committees.

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. 86, Records Retention for Enterprise Knowledge Management, explains how and why businesses should create, review, and/or update their records retention plans to ensure proper records management and to comply with regulatory requirements in today’s world of electronic data.

Corporate Practice Series Portfolio No. 62-3rd, ESOPs in Corporate Transactions, provides a comprehensive discussion of the significant roles employee stock ownership plans can play in both simple and complex corporate transactions.

Corporate Practice Series Portfolio No. 14-4th, Business Uses of the Freedom of Information Act, analyzes the federal statutory framework by which corporations and others, including public interest groups, may gain access to government-generated records or other records in the possession of government agencies.

Corporate Practice Series Portfolio No. 68, Beneficial Ownership Reporting: Schedules 13D and 13G, provides a comprehensive discussion of the disclosure requirements set out under §§13(d) and 13(g) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.