Experiencing Business Organizations

By conjoining large chunks of Supreme Court analysis with diverse perspectives from the scholarly literature, this book should furnish instructors with the resources to teach a broadly intellectual as well as a doctrinally sophisticated Constitutional Law course.

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This updated version of the well-received Business Organizations or Corporations book, integrates experiential, skill-based, optional exercises into a traditional casebook framework. It features the foundational cases of most business organizations books, framed in the context of actual problems that would be presented to a business attorney. In addition to the traditional cases, principles and statutes found in this substantive area, the book includes a number of optional experiential exercises and scenarios, enabling students to use these materials to resolve real issues that will be faced by real clients. This edition integrates updated materials, including new rules impacting digital assets, derivative lawsuits, Caremark claims, and proxy rules. The book may be used for traditional business organizations law classes that want to have the option of including one or more experiential learning assignments as well as business organizations simulations.