Securities Regulation: Cases and Materials
Fifth Edition
James D. Cox
Duke University
Robert W. Hillman
University of California, Davis
Donald C. Langevoort
Georgetown University
2006. 1,232 pages. ISBN: 978-0-7355-5960-8. With Teacher's Manual.
About the Book
Both students and instructors will welcome Securities Regulation: Cases and Materials, Fifth Edition, the problem-oriented casebook that offers comprehensive coverage in an extremely flexible structure.
The casebook earned its position as the top seller in the field through:
- the skills of its nationally known authors, who balance practice and doctrine in a challenging yet highly teachable book
- providing maximum flexibility for instructors, with modular chapters and an easily adaptable organization
- well-written, interesting problems that expose students to theory and the practical issues that impact investors and allow instructors to choose the problems they prefer, leaving control of the content in the instructor’s hands
- readable, straightforward writing
- excellent coverage of the 1933 and 1934 Acts, widely recognized as the best in the field
Thoroughly revised for its Fifth Edition, the casebook:
- covers the new Offering Rules, the sweeping reforms for the public offering of securities adopted by the SEC in June 2005, which are fully integrated into the text and problems. The rules are presented clearly and concisely and accompanied by an extensive set of problems that walk students through their operation and interaction with one another.
- examines implications of the recent Dura Pharmaceuticals decision
- examines the recent developments regarding forward–looking statements and the significant Supreme Court decision, Asher v. Baxter Int’l., Inc. to illustrate the operation of the statutory safe harbor
- updated Teacher’s Manual
Features
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Table of Cases
PDF
Preface / Sample Chapters
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Preface
PDF