Colorado Business Contracts: a Guide for Lawyers and Business Owners
| Jurisdiction | Colorado,United States |
| Citation | Vol. 42 No. 3 Pg. 69 |
| Pages | 69 |
| Publication year | 2013 |
By Joel M. Jacobson.
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Colorado Business Contracts: A Guide for Lawyers and Business Owners
by Edward D. White
850 pp.; $185
Bradford Publishing Co., 2010
1743 Wazee St., Denver, CO 80202
(800) 446-2831; www.bradfordpublishing.com
Reviewed by Joel M. Jacobson
Joel M. Jacobson is a Contracts and Operations Associate with H.B. Stubbs Company, LCC, a national design and fabrication firm for exhibits displayed by technology and automotive companies. He focuses on contracts, employment law, and a variety of non-legal business issues. He is licensed in Colorado and Wisconsin, and serves on the DBA Executive Council —jmjacobson1@gmail.com.
In Colorado Business Contracts: A Guide for Lawyers and Business Owners, Denver attorney Edward White presents an excellent overview of the key points in the business cycle where legal considerations must be taken into account. The work succeeds as a reference for attorneys and business owners alike, because it includes citations to the relevant Colorado Revised Statutes, as well as real-world examples that illuminate the manner in which the law impacts business decisions. The beginning of each chapter reviews the important legal and business issues that must be considered when contemplating a specific course of action. White presents clear information relevant to a variety of business law issues, and his work is diligent in conveying the importance of getting lawyers involved at the beginning of each transaction because of the complex regulatory, securities, and tax issues often lurking.
The material is presented in a logical and effective manner, with chapters following the typical...
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