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BUS 340: Business Law

This text is an introduction to law in its relationship to the environment of business. The course covers the American legal system as an instrument of economic, social, and political control. It stresses basic business torts, business crimes, contracts and sales transactions, agency, legal structures of business, government regulation, and property rights.

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Tác giả: Brian Mom
Nhà xuất bản: Sacramento City College
Nguồn: LibreTexts
Ngôn ngữ: EN
Danh mục: Quản trị kinh doanh

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01: Introduction to Law
1.01: Chapter Introduction
1.02: Sources of Law
1.03: The Rule of Law
1.04: Importance of Rule of Law to Business
1.05: How Law Affects Business Disciplines
1.06: Concluding Thoughts
1.07: What is Law
02: Constitutional Law and US Commerce
2.01: Introduction- Constitutional Law and US Commerce
2.02: Basic Aspects of the US Constitution
2.03: The Commerce Clause
2.04: Dormant Commerce Clause
2.05: Preemption- The Supremacy Clause
2.06: Business and the Bill of Rights
2.07: Cases
2.08: Summary and Exercises
03: Corporate Social Responsibility and Business Ethics
3.01: Introduction- Corporate Social Responsibility and Business Ethics
3.02: What Is Ethics
3.03: Major Ethical Perspectives
3.04: An Ethical Decision Model
3.05: Corporations and Corporate Governance
3.06: Summary and Exercises
04: Employment Law
4.01: Introduction- Employment Law
4.02: Federal Employment Discrimination Laws
4.03: Employment at Will
4.04: Other Employment-Related Laws
4.05: Cases
4.06: Summary and Exercises
05: Employment Discrimination
5.01: Introduction
5.02: Overview of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964
5.03: Enforcement of Title VII
5.04: Other Federal Antidiscrimination Laws
5.05: Concluding Thoughts
06: Alternative Dispute Resolution
6.01: Introduction
6.02: Negotiation
6.03: Mediation
6.04: Arbitration
6.05: Other Methods of Alternative Dispute Resolution
6.06: Public Policy Legislation and Alternative Dispute Resolution
6.07: Concluding Thoughts
07: Courts and the Legal Process
7.01: Cases
7.02: Introduction- Courts and the Legal Process
7.03: The Relationship between State and Federal Court Systems in the United States
7.04: The Problem of Jurisdiction
7.05: Motions and Discovery
7.06: The Pretrial and Trial Phase
7.07: Judgment Appeal and Execution
7.08: When Can Someone Bring a Lawsuit
7.09: Relations with Lawyers
7.10: Alternative Means of Resolving Disputes
08: Torts
8.01: Introduction
8.02: Intentional Torts
8.03: Negligence
8.04: Strict Liability
8.05: Concluding Thoughts
09: Products Liability
9.01: Introduction- Products Liability
9.02: Why Products-Liability Law Is Important
9.03: Warranties
9.04: Negligence
9.05: Strict Liability in Tort
9.06: Tort Reform
9.07: Cases
9.08: Summary and Exercises
10: Intellectual Property
10.01: Introduction
10.02: Constitutional Roots
10.03: Patents
10.04: Trade Secrets
10.05: Trademarks
10.06: Copyright
10.07: Concluding Thoughts
11: Workplace Privacy and Information Security
11.01: Introduction
11.02: Right to Privacy
11.03: Workplace Privacy
11.04: Information Security Issues
11.05: Concluding Thoughts
12: Contracts
12.01: Introduction
12.02: Contract Elements
12.03: Types of Contracts
12.04: Performance and Breach of Contract
12.05: Defenses to Contracts
12.06: Assignment Delegation and Third Party Beneficiaries
12.07: Parol Evidence Rule
12.08: Remedies
12.09: Concluding Thoughts
13: Sales Contracts
13.01: Introduction
13.02: Scope of the UCC
13.03: Sales Contract Formation
13.04: Performance
13.05: Warranties
13.06: Concluding Thoughts
14: Agency
14.01: Introduction
14.02: The Agency Relationship
14.03: Duties of Agents and Principals
14.04: Liability to Third Parties
14.05: Termination of Agency Relationship
14.06: Concluding Thoughts
15: Business Organizations
15.01: Introduction
15.02: Sole Proprietorship
15.03: Partnerships
15.04: Franchises
15.05: Joint Venture
15.06: Corporations
15.07: Limited Liability Entities
15.08: Concluding Thoughts