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CSC’s Delaware Business Entity Law Website: A Powerful Tool for Practitioners Free password for a 30-Day Free trial available for CSC customers until Oct. 25th. Attorneys around the country are discovering how to save valuable research time and resources by using CSC Publishing’s Delaware Business Entity Law Website. The website, a browser-based version of CSC’s flagship publication Delaware Laws Governing Business Entities, includes Volumes 1 and 2 in a fully searchable format, plus links to statutes, case annotations and full-text opinions of cases decided under Delaware business entity law. The site’s powerful tools make research remarkably fast and efficient. For example, users can create electronic bookmarks and take notes anywhere on the site, and print, email and export search results. In addition, the site includes all of the features that make the printed version uniquely useful: Blackline amendment notes, a table of new annotations, as well as insightful analysis prepared by CSC Publishing’s senior legal advisors, Delaware attorneys Bob Symonds and Matt O’Toole. A separate tab for Delaware transactions provides current transaction fees, as well as links to annotated transaction forms, sample bylaws and operating agreements. CSC customers can see for themselves the website’s value with a 30-Day FREE TRIAL. Use the login information below:
Login: cscflash@incspot.com Password: website In addition, because the website is browser-based, users can access it simply by logging on. “You don’t have to install software or deal with CD-ROMs, and you can access the website from any computer with an Internet connection,” she explains. “It takes about two minutes to set up your account, and you’ve got all the Delaware law you need in an interactive format at your fingertips.” Unterberger also points out that CSC Publishing will handle user registration for firms ordering a large quantity of books. “We would need only the first name, last name and email address of each user to get them up and running immediately,” she says, which saves time and trouble for the users and the librarian support staff. (For more information about the registration service, contact Kathy Grube at 800.927.9801 or by email at kgrube@cscinfo.com.) Access to the Delaware Business Entity Law website is free to all subscribers who receive Volumes 1 and 2 of the spring and fall editions of Delaware Laws Governing Business Entities. The Fall 2007 Edition of Delaware Laws Governing Business Entities is now available The recently-released Fall 2007 edition of Delaware Laws Governing Business Entities is now available for purchase, and the updates found in the book are already on the companion website. Volume 1 of the updated set contains the latest legislation from the 2007 Regular Session of the Delaware General Assembly, featuring over 100 separate amendments to key areas of Delaware business entity law for general corporations, limited liability companies, and partnerships. We have added to the book fifty annotations to recent Delaware Chancery and Supreme Court opinions, including the expansion of the right to bring direct claims (Rhodes) and a discussion of the standards to be used in analyzing acquisitions by private equity firms (Lear, Topps). Other features include in-depth legal analysis provided by CSC Publishing Senior Legal Advisors, Delaware attorneys Matthew O’Toole and Robert Symonds of Morris James LLP; synopses of all amended statutes describing the changes made; and an updated Amounts Payable table summarizing the fees and taxes payable by business entities under Delaware law. Volume 2, Delaware Laws Governing Business Entities: Annotations from All State and Federal Courts, has been updated to include the most recent annotations of judicial decisions in all U.S. jurisdictions applying Delaware business entity law. We have also provided the full text of recent key Delaware opinions. Unterberger reminds readers to hold onto Spring 2007 Editions of Delaware Laws Governing Business Entities, as well as all previous spring editions. “The blacklined amendments found in these editions will provide you with a seamless history of Delaware business entity law,” she explains. To order your copy of the Delaware Laws Governing Business Entities click here. |
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