Professors Soderquist and Gabaldon have authored a text that is concise, painless, well organized and that provides a solid understanding of the basic securities laws, retaining the familiar user friendly format while offering expanded coverage of issues raised by the use of the Internet. One object of this text is to get a student on tract and keep him or her there. Another is to help in reviewing material and preparing for examinations. The authors define what a security is and examine the world of securities law. The book explains how securities are registered under the Securities Act and identifies exemptions from the requirements. Addresses resales, liability for violations, reporting, proxy regulation, and tender offers. Reviews Rule 10b 5 and short swing trading. Also addresses international aspects of securities law

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Product Description: This is the 2009 Supplement updating the 6th Edition of Soderquist and Gabaldon's Securities Regulation casebook.

Product Description: This is the 2008 Supplement updating the 6th Edition of Soderquist and Gabaldon's Securities Regulation casebook.

Product Description: Soderquist’s Securities Regulation, Fourth Edition, is a casebook that covers all major areas of securities regulation. Discussion includes Securities Act and exemptions from it; regulation of resale of securities; the Exchange Act; proxy regulation; tender offer regulation; market manipulation and stabilization; and state and international regulation of securities...read more

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