
Nguồn ngoài
Business Law
- Tác giả
- Mabel Gehrett
- Nhà xuất bản
- Western Technical College
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- LibreTexts
- Giấy phép
- CC BY
- Ngôn ngữ
- EN
- Danh mục
- Quản trị kinh doanh
Mục lục· 109 mục
- 01: Module 1 - Sources of American Law
- 1.01: Key Ideas
- 1.02: American Law Legal Reasoning and the Legal System
- 1.2.01: Introduction
- 1.2.02: Basic American Legal Principles
- 1.2.03: Sources and Types of Law
- 1.2.04: Important Business Laws and Regulations
- 1.2.05: End Notes
- 1.2.E: Assessment Questions
- 1.03: REVIEW- The Four Sources of Law
- 1.04: Business and the United States Constitution
- 1.4.01: Business and the United States Constitution
- 1.4.1.01: Introduction
- 1.4.1.02: Commerce Clause
- 1.4.1.03: Constitutional Protections
- 1.4.1.04: End Notes
- 1.4.1.E: Assessment Questions
- 1.05: Government Regulation
- 1.5.01: Introduction
- 1.5.02: Administrative Law
- 1.5.03: Regulatory Agencies
- 1.5.04: End Notes
- 1.5.E: Assessment Questions
- 02: Module 2 - Types of Corporations
- 2.01: Key Ideas
- 2.02: CorporationGeneral Characteristics and Formation
- 2.2.01: Historical Background
- 2.2.02: Partnerships versus Corporations
- 2.2.03: The Corporate Veil- The Corporation as a Legal Entity
- 2.2.04: Classifications of Corporations
- 2.2.05: Corporate Organization
- 2.2.06: Effect of Organization
- 2.2.07: Cases
- 2.2.08: Summary and Exercises
- 2.03: WATCH - Types of Business Organizations (embedded quiz)
- 2.04: READ- What's the Difference Between Public and Private Administration
- 2.05: WATCH- Legal Basics and Business Entity Formation
- 2.06: WATCH- Private vs. Public Explained
- 03: Module 3 - Criminal Liability and the Tort System
- 3.01: Key Ideas
- 3.02: Criminal Liability
- 3.2.01: Introduction
- 3.2.02: Common Business Crimes
- 3.2.03: Civil vs. Criminal Liability
- 3.2.04: End Notes
- 3.2.E: Assessment Questions
- 3.03: The Tort System
- 3.3.01: Introduction
- 3.3.02: Intentional Torts and Negligence
- 3.3.03: Product and Strict Liability
- 3.3.04: End Notes
- 3.3.E: Assessment Questions
- 3.04: READ- Tort vs. Criminal Law
- 3.05: WATCH- Tort vs. Crime
- 3.06: DISCUSSION - Criminal or Tort
- 04: Module 4 - Contract Law and Sales Contracts
- 4.01: Key Ideas
- 4.02: Contract Law
- 4.2.01: Introduction
- 4.2.02: Consideration and Promissory Estoppel
- 4.2.03: Capacity and Legality
- 4.2.04: Breach of Contract and Remedies
- 4.2.05: End Notes
- 4.2.E: Assessment Questions
- 4.03: Sales Contracts
- 4.3.01: Introduction
- 4.3.02: The Nature and Origins of Sales Contracts
- 4.3.03: Warranties and Sales Contracts
- 4.3.04: End Notes
- 4.3.E: Assessment Questions
- 4.04: WATCH- Contracts - The Uniform Commercial Code
- 4.05: REVIEW- UCC - Wisconsin vs. Other States
- 4.06: Breach of Contract Example
- 4.07: DISCUSSION - Read and Watch
- 05: Module 5 - Insurance and Bankruptcy
- 5.01: Key Ideas
- 5.02: Bankruptcy
- 5.2.01: Introduction to Bankruptcy and Overview of the 2005 Bankruptcy Act
- 5.2.02: Case Administration Creditors Claims Debtors Exemptions and Dischargeable Debts Debtors Estate
- 5.2.03: Chapter 7 Liquidation
- 5.2.04: Chapter 11 and Chapter 13 Bankruptcies
- 5.2.05: Alternatives to Bankruptcy
- 5.2.06: Cases
- 5.2.07: Summary and Exercises
- 5.03: Insurance
- 5.3.01: Chapter Introduction
- 5.3.02: Definitions and Types of Insurance
- 5.3.03: Property Insurance Liability Insurance and Life Insurance
- 5.3.04: Insurer's Defenses
- 5.3.05: Case
- 5.3.06: Summary and Exercises
- 5.04: WATCH - Bed Bath and Beyond Bankruptcy Explained
- 5.05: READ or LISTEN - Bed Bath and Beyond follow up
- 5.06: READ - Subrogation
- 5.07: 5.7 DISCUSSION - Bankruptcy
- 06: Module 6 - Disputes and Dispute Settlement
- 6.01: Key Ideas
- 6.02: Disputes and Dispute Settlement
- 6.2.01: Introduction
- 6.2.02: Negotiation
- 6.2.03: Mediation
- 6.2.04: Arbitration
- 6.2.05: End Notes
- 6.2.E: Assessment Questions
- 6.03: READ - Mediation and the Conflict Resolution Process
- 6.04: WATCH - A Hostage Negotiator on How to Resolve Conflict
- 6.05: REVIEW - Savage Theory of Resolution
- 07: Module 7 - Key Assessment
- 7.01: Key Assessment