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Company Law in Practice provides a detailed overview of the salient topics in company law which the junior practitioner is most likely to encounter in the first years of practice. Such key topics covered include the constitution of companies, share and loan capital, directors' and shareholder meetings, the role and duties of directors, shareholder protection, insolvency and compulsory winding up. An extensive worked example offers students the opportunity to apply their knowledge and refine the legal skills required to be successful in practice.
This manual investigates the practical application of company law for junior legal practitioners navigating the complexities of corporate governance and insolvency. The City Law School provides a structured framework designed to bridge the gap between theoretical legal knowledge and the procedural realities of early-career practice. By focusing on the most frequent scenarios encountered in the field, the text serves as a bridge for students transitioning into professional legal roles.
What You Will Find
Legal educators and practitioners frequently identify this manual as a foundational resource for those preparing for bar examinations and early practice. The text is noted for its focus on procedural utility and its ability to translate dense statutory requirements into actionable legal steps.
Page Count:
239
Publication Date:
2014-05-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0199686904
ISBN-13:
9780199686902
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