Gore-Browne Company Law Precedents
| Authors | Michael Todd QC and Andrew Thornton
| | Publisher | Jordan Publishing
| | Product | Gore-Browne Company Law Precedents Looseleaf+CD | £225*
| | Service | tba
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* NOT YET PUBLISHED - expected October 2012
Pre-publication price £225, normal price: £350
Features
The Companies Act 2006 has been the most radical reform of company law for decades and the subsequent staggered implementation timetable has added to the complexity. Practitioners will need to inform and educate themselves in the new company landscape over a considerable period of time.
In response, Jordan Publishing is pleased to announce Gore-Browne Company Law Precedents, a major new publication prescribing how to carry out company transactions under the Act. It offers not just expert narrative but the tools practitioners need day-to-day in the form of practical precedents covering a range of procedures and situations.
Gore-Browne Company Law Precedents will help you through providing:
- A comprehensive guide to what the Companies Act 2006 means for company law practitioner
- Easily accessible content to assist with day-to-day commercial case queries
- Concise but comprehensive format
- Succinct guidance for quick and efficient answers to practical client-based questions
- Drafting notes
- Procedural guidance
- Key precedents
All of this comes with the same reputation and authority as Gore Browne on Companies, and the expertise of Erskine Chambers.
Contents
Constitutional Issues
- Articles of association
- Shareholder agreements
- Who can bind the company?
- Company names
- Re-registration as a means of altering a company's status
- Striking off and restoration of companies
Shareholders and Meetings
- Register of members
- Exercise of members' rights and connected matters
- Resolutions, meetings and electronic communications
- Political donations and expenditure
- Information about interests in a public company's shares
Directors and Officers
- Directors
- Company secretary
- Auditors
Capital Maintenance and Borrowing
- Share capital
- Reductions in share capital
- Financial assistance for acquisition of shares
- Borrowing
- Distributions
Sale, Reconstructions and Arrangements
- Sale and purchase agreements
- Arrangements and reconstructions
- Squeeze-out and sell-out of minority shareholders
Minority Shareholder Protection
- Unfair prejudice remedy
- Derivatives
Accounts and Reports
Authors
GENERAL EDITORS
Michael Todd QC and Andrew Thornton, both of Erskine Chambers
CONTRIBUTORS
Alex Barden, Edward Davies, Nigel Dougherty, Ben Griffiths, Matthew Parfitt, James Potts and Benjamin Shaw, all of Erskine Chambers
Geoff Fuller, Allen & Overy
Steve Gale, Horwath Clark Whitehill
Michael Green, Allen & Overy
David Kinch, Edwin Coe LLP
Richard Moran, Clarion Solicitors LLP
Richard Smerdon, Solicitor
Peter Van Duzer, Solicitor
Caroline Waterworth, Hardwicke Building
Adrian Wild, Smith & Williamson
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