CORPORATE LAW
CORPORATE LAW
Initial Public Offerings A Practical Guide to Going Public David A. Westenberg and Scott N. Lunin (WilmerHale)
Doing Business Under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act Don Zarin (Retired Partner, Holland & Knight LLP)
Covered Bonds Handbook Edited by Anna T. Pinedo (Mayer Brown LLP) and James R. Tanenbaum (Morrison & Foerster LLP) This Handbook introduces experienced lawyers, novice practitioners, and students to the concept of covered bonds and the global regulatory landscape governing them. The authors, a pair of prominent securities and capital markets attorneys, have helped well-known financial institutions and other industry players structure sophisticated debt instruments for decades. This treatise explores the advantages and drawbacks of covered bonds, along with transaction structuring, EU-specific considerations, credit rating methodologies, and U.S. regulatory uncertainties. Lawyers and professionals who structure or work on covered bonds — along with students interested in learning more about these debt instruments — will find a comprehensive series of helpful forms and checklists covering important declarations, agreements, memoranda, indentures, and Financial Security Assurance considerations.
This title helps corporate lawyers, in-house sales teams, and other U.S.-based and overseas stakeholders understand the issues and rules they should consider when negotiating transactions or accepting compensation in compliance with the FCPA. The author offers deep insights from his decades of work representing U.S. and foreign companies on a wide range of global trade and international commercial matters. Readers will learn the necessary, proactive steps for identifying and avoiding common FCPA transactional illegalities. The treatise also addresses key information regarding whistleblower
This text offers actionable strategies for how companies can successfully “go public” and stay compliant throughout the IPO process and beyond. The practice guide is authored by skilled corporate attorneys who have guided numerous issuers through complex financial transactions, IPOs, and governance matters. Hailed by executives, entrepreneurs, general counsel, investment bankers, and venture capitalists alike as the definitive IPO guide, Initial Public Offerings is an essential resource for anyone planning to go public. Readers will find guidance regarding due diligence considerations, accounting
2 looseleaf volumes, 1,712 pages, $525, Item #24825, ISBN 978-1-4024-1294-3, Updated as needed
“An excellent tool for the experienced, and an important guide for everyone to the pitfalls that await you.” — Bart M. Schwartz , Former Chief, Criminal Division, U.S. Attorneys’ Office, Southern District of New York
1 looseleaf volume, 718 pages, $575, Item #52717, ISBN 978-1-4024-2069-6, Updated annually or as needed
Deskbook on Internal Investigations, Corporate Compliance, and White Collar Issues Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer LLP
1 looseleaf volume, 1,972 pages, $490, Item #42523, ISBN 978-1-4024-1895-2, Updated annually or as needed
considerations and harsh penalties for falsified books and records, mischaracterized payments, fictitious invoices, insufficient internal accounting controls, and more. Also included are helpful sample acknowledgements, compliance plans, and agreement clauses that address FCPA considerations. PLI’s Upkeep Service can help lawyers and stakeholders stay up to date on the latest FCPA developments.
and financial issues, and regulatory requirements, as well as 32 practical checklists, questionnaires, and corporate policy documents. Track key IPO law updates with PLI’s Upkeep Service.
Written by members of Arnold & Porter’s esteemed white collar defense practice group, this treatise examines the law pertaining to corporate internal investigations, compliance and white collar crime and offers guidance on how to build a comprehensive compliance program that can prevent legal missteps, carry out internal investigations to identify and remediate legal problems, protect the rights of employees when they’re subject to investigation or prosecution, and cooperate with government investigators in ways that help reduce legal and financial damage if wrongdoing is proved. Stay ahead of white collar crime developments with PLI’s Upkeep Service.
1 looseleaf volume, 1,164 pages, $766, Item #192851, ISBN 978-1-4024-2747-3, Updated annually or as needed
Financially Distressed Companies Answer Book Fredric Sosnick (A&O Shearman)
Directors’ and Officers’ Liability Current Law, Recent Developments, Emerging Issues Gregory L. Watts (Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati)
This easy-to-follow practice guide offers a broad overview of the legal issues, regulatory hurdles, and cross-border considerations for financially distressed companies. Written by a noted practitioner with a steeped background in large and complex domestic and international out-of-court restructurings and U.S. Chapter 11 cases, this title offers conversational discussions and helpful input for anyone who advises, manages, or transacts with a company battling debt repayment and solvency troubles. Readers will discover helpful timelines, disclosures, petitions, and reporting requirement lists designed to help practitioners and stakeholders as they address key issues relevant to financially distressed companies. They will also find grounded practice insights, cautionary tips, and bankruptcy case discussions on a wide array of topics relevant to these companies. Receive new practice updates with PLI’s Upkeep Service.
This book brings to light the legal responsibilities of board directors and corporate officers of publicly traded companies, along with the day-to-day regulatory pressures they face. It features the informed guidance of two litigators with substantial experience defending corporate officers and directors against SEC actions, shareholder derivative actions, and other disputes. Corporate lawyers — along with directors, officers, and board members — will find extensive coverage of their rights and liabilities under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, Dodd- Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, Delaware corporate law, and even exchange listing requirements. The treatise also delves into director and officer duties, exculpation, indemnity, insurance, cybersecurity, and contested mergers and acquisitions. The authors further highlight unique case studies relevant to pharmaceutical, biotechnology, hospitality, retail, and other sectors. Keep up with director and officer liability developments with PLI’s Upkeep Service.
1 looseleaf volume, 690 pages, $535, Item #423114, ISBN 978-1-4024-4807-2, Updated annually or as needed
1 softbound volume or digital, 582 pages, $293, Item #397362, ISBN 978-1-4024-4598-9, Published as needed
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