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Audit Committee Deskbook serves as a comprehensive guide to audit committees, ranging from the basic principles to more complex legal issues. Beginning with a committee’s essential duties and pivoting to an in-depth examination of day-to-day issues, the deskbook concludes with an overview of U.S. legal regimes impacting companies which conduct business in the global marketplace.
Chapter 13, Conflicts of Interest and Special Litigation Committees, includes a new section discussing amendments to DGCL § 144, adopted after the Delaware Court of Chancery’s rulings in Tornetta v. Musk and cases applying the framework of Kahn v. M&F Worldwide (Section 13:2.3)
Net Leases and Sale-Leasebacks: A Guide to Legal, Tax and Accounting Strategies (2025 Edition) covers all aspects of the ownership, financing, documentation, taxation, and accounting for net leases with a focus on those areas where the treatment of net leases differs from the treatment of other forms of real estate investment. Given their unique characteristics, net leases may be regarded as belonging to their own asset class, and the real estate professionals practicing in this field need to be familiar with the distinct issues that may arise.
The new edition includes the following updates:
Chapter 2, The Lease, New section 2:2.5 discusses the tenant’s right of rescission, covering material breach by the landlord (including independent versus dependent covenants; constructive eviction; and landlord’s breach of the covenant to repair); mistake; and fraud.
Chapter 5, Tax Considerations, has been further expanded in several areas:
Accountants’ Liability (Third Edition) is a comprehensive reference guide to auditor liability jurisprudence and defense strategies. Written by lawyers with decades of experience working at the regulators of the profession and representing accounting firms and their personnel, this treatise helps the reader understand how to approach a regulatory investigation and the applicable laws, rules, and professional standards promulgated by organizations such as the FASB, AICPA, NASBA, and others that govern the profession. Every year, the authors update the book to address the latest key case law relevant to various defenses and privilege/protection assertions, and the sources of current claims, the various legal theories upon which they may be instituted, and the strategies and tactics used by the parties in litigating such claims.
The new release (Release 2) includes updates to the following chapters:
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This book offers a solid primer on the legal, finance, accounting, and economic aspects of valuation in merger and acquisition (“M&A”) transactions. It addresses a wide range of issues that can arise in the process of evaluating a target or acquirer in an M&A transaction. The book also provides helpful reference materials in each chapter that the reader may consult when facing a particular issue, along with many documentary appendices relating to valuation issues.
This book offers a solid primer on the legal, finance, accounting, and economic aspects of valuation in merger and acquisition (“M&A”) transactions. It addresses a wide range of issues that can arise in the process of evaluating a target or acquirer in an M&A transaction. The book also provides helpful reference materials in each chapter that the reader may consult when facing a particular issue, along with many documentary appendices relating to valuation issues.
Notably, the book covers the following important topics:
Basic business and regulatory M&A principles (see Chapter 1)
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