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Gore-Browne on Companies

AuthorsThe Rt Hon The Lord Millett, Alistair Alcock, Michael Todd QC, AJ Boyle, Andrew Keay and David Bennett
PublisherJordan Publishing
ProductGore-Browne on Companies Looseleaf+CD£895
Serviceapprox 7 updates p.a. Pay as you go, approx. £150 per update

Features

Gore-Browne's unbeatable qualities have always kept it ahead of rivals; the service offers:

  • A clear, logical structure and index guaranteeing ease of use enabling you to find essential information
  • More updates to improve your awareness of new case-law, practice developments and the Companies Act 2006 implementation
  • Companies Act 2006 Legislation Tracker
  • An enhanced CD-ROM incorporating a fully consolidated legislation service
  • A regular bulletin to increase awareness of new developments

Accurate interpretation, perceptive analysis and unrivalled authority

Interpretation

Gore-Browne explains the law like no other service: it is definitive, comprehensive and a single source for your company law queries

Analysis

Gore-Browne seeks to illuminate all areas of company law from straightforward to complex in a clear, accurate and lucid manner, offering guidance to inform and assimilate

Authority

Gore-Browne offers contributions from a distinguished author team of practitioners and academics

Up-to-date

Gore-Browne bulletins provide case-law and legislation updates to keep you on top of current developments throughout the year

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Gore-Browne is relied upon by thousands of subscribers across the legal profession and in industry:

  • Solicitors practising company and commercial law
  • Company and commercial barristers
  • In-house lawyers
  • Company secretaries
  • Public sector lawyers
  • Academics

Not surprisingly, subscribers include some of the largest organisations in the UK as well as legal practices advising these and other companies.

Gore-Browne is a trusted resource and a complete reference service. Request your 28 days' approval copy today.

A subscription to Gore-Browne includes the following:

  • Gore-Browne on Companies - Two volume looseleaf
    Covering every area of company law practice and procedure, from formation and finance to corporate rescue
    Seven updates a year
    New Companies Act 2006 commentary
  • Gore-Browne on Companies - CD-ROM
    Full text on a single-user CD-ROM
    Plus Jordans Company Legislation database
    Seven updates a year
  • Gore-Browne Bulletin
    Latest company law developments and new legislation
    Comprehensive digest of the latest important cases
    Prepared by Professor Fiona Macmillan at the University of London
    Published ten times a year

Contents

Volume 1

Companies and other Associations

Constitution and Personality

Members

Directors and Management

Enforcement of Duties

Share Capital

Index

Volume 2

Loans

General Disclosure Requirements

Quoted Companies

Takeovers and Mergers

Taxation

Financial Difficulties

Liquidation

Conflict of Laws

Companies Court

Index

Author information

Editor in Chief:

The Rt Hon The Lord Millett, A Lord of Appeal in Ordinary

General Editor:

Alistair Alcock, MA, FSI, Barrister, Professor and Founding Head of the Salford Law School

Consultant Editor:

Michael Todd QC, Erskine Chambers, London

Editor Emeritus:

A J Boyle, LLM, SJD, Barrister, Emeritus Professor of Law, University of London, Honorary Fellow of the Society of Advanced Legal Studies

Commonwealth Editor:

Andrew Keay, LLB, MDIV, LLM, PhD, Professor of Corporate and Commercial Law, Centre for Business Law and Practice, School of Law, University of Leeds

Scottish Editor:

David Bennett, Gillespie Macandrew WS, Edinburgh, Visiting Professor of Company Law, University of Edinburgh

Advisory Board

Richard Calnan, Partner, Norton Rose

Paul Crook, Partner, Allen & Overy

Carol Shutkever, Partner, Herbert Smith

Andrew Stafford QC, Littleton Chambers

Contributors

Alistair Alcock, MA, FSI, Barrister, Professor and Founding Head of the Salford Law School

David Allison, MA (Cantab), Barrister, 3-4 South Square

John Birds, LLM, FRSA, Professor of Commercial Law, University of Manchester

A J Boyle, LLM, SJD, Barrister, Emeritus Professor of Law, University of London, Honorary Fellow of the Society of Advanced Legal Studies

Wendy Braithwaite, BA, LLB, Senior Associate, Allen & Overy

Nicholas Briggs, LLM (Bristol), Barrister, Guildhall Chambers, Bristol

Christopher Campbell-Holt, Norton Rose

Ming Chung, LLB, Barrister

Vanessa Edwards, European Court

Geoffrey Fuller, MA (Oxon), Partner, Allen & Overy

Steve Gale, ACA, Partner, Horwath Clark Whitehill LLP

Jeremy Goldring, BA (Oxon), Barrister, 3-4 South Square

Ronald Graham, Partner, Edwin Coe

Lowri Hardcastle, Solicitor, Edwin Coe

Marcus Haywood, BA (Oxon), Barrister, 3-4 South Square

Peter Loose, Partner, Edwin Coe

John P Lowry, LLB, LLM (Lond), FRSA, Professor of Law, Faculty of Laws, University College London

Gerard McCormack, BCL, LLM, PhD, Barrister (Kings Inns Dublin), Professor of Law, University of Manchester

Stefan Ramel, Guildhall Chambers, Bristol

Barry Rider, LLB, MA, PhD (Lond), PhD (Cantab), LLD (Dickinson), Barrister, Consultant, Beachcroft Wansbroughs

David Southern, MA, Dphil, Mphil, Barrister ATII, 3 Temple Gardens, Temple, Visiting Professional Fellow, Centre for Commercial Law Studies, Queen Mary, University of London

Mark Sterling , MA, BCL (Oxon), Managing Partner, Global Restructuring and Insolvency, Allen & Overy

Peter Stone, Professor, Department of Law, University of Essex

James Stonebridge, Partner, Norton Rose

Hannah Thornley, MA (Cambridge), Barrister, 3-4 South Square

Andrew Thornton, LLB, Barrister, Erskine Chambers

Charlotte Villiers, Professor of Company Law, School of Law, University of Bristol

Paul Vine, Partner, Norton Rose

Richard Williams, LLB, LLM, PhD, Fellow and Director of Studies, Homerton College, Cambridge

Gore-Browne Bulletin

Fiona Macmillan, Professor of Law, Birkbeck College, University of London

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