First published 1988
Corporate law creates a maze of regulations that businesses must follow. Stephen Mayson breaks down this legal territory into manageable sections. The book covers how companies start and end their existence. It explains what directors can and cannot do. It shows how shareholders exercise control over corporate decisions. The text examines the regulatory framework that surrounds business operations. Mayson provides the legal knowledge that professionals need to advise clients effectively. Business owners learn the rules that govern their companies. The book serves lawyers who handle corporate matters. It helps entrepreneurs understand their legal obligations. This comprehensive treatment spans the full lifecycle of corporate entities and the people who run them.
Genres: reference, business, non-fiction, law
Vibes: thought-provoking
Tropes: comprehensive, informative
Setting: England, Great Britain, Wales
709 pages · Paperback · Gaunt