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Securities Regulation: Cases and Materials

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Sixth Edition

James D. Cox
Duke University

Robert W. Hillman
University of California, Davis

Donald C. Langevoort
Georgetown University

2009.  1,232 pages.  ISBN: 978-0-7355-7805-0.
With Teacher's Manual and Annual Statutory Supplement.


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About the Book

Intellectually satisfying and very teachable, Securities Regulation: Cases and Materials, Sixth Edition uses well-crafted and interesting problem exercises to engage students in the theory and applications of securities regulation.  

  • a balance of practice and doctrine from leading authorities
  • a highly flexible organizational structure that adapts to a variety of teaching approaches
  • a wealth of interesting problems that present opportunities for students to apply legal concepts and reinforce their understanding
  • smart, straightforward writing style
  • timely supplementation by the authors' own Annual Statutory Supplement and Case Supplement
  • outstanding coverage of the 1933 and 1934 Acts

Updated throughout, the revised Sixth Edition offers coverage of:

  • recent cases on pleading securities fraud following the Supreme Court's decision in Tellabs
  • the D.C. Circuit's rebuffs to the SEC in their regulation of broker-dealers, investment advisers, and mutual funds
  • electronic voting and new forms of shareholder communication in proxy regulation
  • full integration of the substantial SEC rule changes that affect resales of securities
  • significant developments in SEC internal procedures related to enforcement actions
  • expanding regulation of the municipal securities markets
  • substantial compliance with Reg. D 
  • unincorporated associations as securities

Authored by respected leaders who understand the importance of balancing practice and doctrine, this casebook's clear writing and modular chapters make for an excellent classroom experience.

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Preface / Sample Chapters