The Delaware Corporation: Legal Aspects of Organization and Operation

01.01.2016
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Bloomberg BNA Corporate Practice Portfolio Series

Morris Nichols attorney Daniel Matthews serves as author of the Bloomberg BNA Corporate Practice Series Portfolio The Delaware Corporation: Legal Aspects of Organization and Operation.

The recently revised treatise, updated on a roughly biennial basis, describes the basic legal aspects of organizing and operating a Delaware corporation.  It is designed to lead the practitioner step-by-step through the process of incorporating and organizing a Delaware corporation.

The portfolio then goes on to discuss the roles of stockholders and directors in a Delaware corporation, including matters relating to annual and special meetings of stockholders, meetings of directors, fiduciary duties, indemnification, the declaration and payment of dividends, and the purchase or redemption of stock.  Responses by the board of directors to hostile takeover attempts are also discussed.

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Daniel D. Matthews, The Delaware Corporation: Legal Aspects of Organization and Operation, No. 1-5th Corporate Practice Portfolio Series (BNA).

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