CounselorLibrary.com Releases New Book by Hudson, Beck and the Lawyers of Hudson Cook, LLP
HANOVER, Md. – CounselorLibrary.com, LLC, the publisher of automobile financing and leasing legal compliance services, announced a new book in the CARLAW® series by Thomas B. Hudson, of Hudson Cook, LLP and a former partner of the firm, Emily Marlow Beck.
The book, CARLAW® III, Reloaded, is a collection of articles and stories by Hudson, Beck and the talented lawyers in the Hudson Cook firm on legal issues that professionals in the automotive financing and leasing business must comply with on a daily basis.
“Written in an understandable, folksy style, this book continues the tradition established in the preceding volumes of the series in addressing the many legal facets of car financing in an insightful way”, said Jack Tracey, executive director of the National Automotive Finance Association.
CARLAW® III, Reloaded is 552 pages and costs $49.95 plus shipping and handling. To order, go to www.counselorlibray.com (Products tab).
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