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ISBN-10: 0357391578

ISBN-13: 9780357391570

Author: Roger LeRoy Miller

Discover the excitement of cutting-edge business law as BUSINESS LAW TODAY: COMPREHENSIVE, 12E immerses you in a wide selection of intriguing new cases and thorough coverage of the latest developments in the field. This successful textbook ensures the study of business law is both appealing and relevant without sacrificing the legal credibility and comprehensive coverage that have made the text a trusted favorite. Each chapter offers visually engaging, time-tested learning tools to illustrate how law is applied to real-world business problems. You clearly see how landmark cases, statutes, and other laws significantly impact the way businesses today operate both within the United States and across the globe.

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Table Of Content: 

1. Contents in Brief
2. Contents
3. Preface
4. Unit 1: The Legal Environment of Business
5. Chapter 1: Law and Legal Reasoning
6. 1-1 Business Activities and the Legal Environment
7. 1-2 Sources of American Law
8. 1-3 The Common Law
9. 1-4 Classifications of Law
10. Appendix to Chapter 1
11. Chapter 2: Constitutional Law
12. 2-1 The Constitutional Powers of Government
13. 2-2 Business and the Bill of Rights
14. 2-3 Due Process and Equal Protection
15. 2-4 Privacy Rights
16. Chapter 3: Ethics in Business
17. 3-1 Ethics and the Role of Business
18. 3-2 Ethical Principles and Philosophies
19. 3-3 Sources of Ethical Issues in Business Decisions
20. 3-4 Making Ethical Business Decisions
21. 3-5 Business Ethics on a Global Level
22. Appendix to Chapter 3: Costco Code of Ethics
23. Chapter 4: Courts and Alternative Dispute Resolution
24. 4-1 The Judiciary’s Role in American Government
25. 4-2 Basic Judicial Requirements
26. 4-3 The State and Federal Court Systems
27. 4-4 Following a State Court Case
28. 4-5 Courts Online
29. 4-6 Alternative Dispute Resolution
30. Chapter 5: Tort Law
31. 5-1 The Basis of Tort Law
32. 5-2 Intentional Torts against Persons
33. 5-3 Intentional Torts against Property
34. 5-4 Negligence
35. 5-5 Strict Liability
36. Chapter 6: Product Liability
37. 6-1 Product Liability Claims
38. 6-2 Strict Product Liability
39. 6-3 Defenses to Product Liability
40. Chapter 7: Intellectual Property Rights
41. 7-1 Trademarks
42. 7-2 Patents
43. 7-3 Copyrights
44. 7-4 Trade Secrets
45. 7-5 International Protections
46. Chapter 8: Internet Law, Social Media, and Privacy
47. 8-1 Internet Law
48. 8-2 Copyrights in Digital Information
49. 8-3 Social Media
50. 8-4 Online Defamation
51. 8-5 Privacy
52. Chapter 9: Criminal Law and Cyber Crime
53. 9-1 Civil Law and Criminal Law
54. 9-2 Criminal Liability
55. 9-3 Types of Crimes
56. 9-4 Defenses to Criminal Liability
57. 9-5 Constitutional Safeguards and Criminal Procedures
58. 9-6 Cyber Crime
59. Unit 2: Contracts and E-Contracts
60. Chapter 10: Nature and Classification
61. 10-1 An Overview of Contract Law
62. 10-2 Elements of a Contract
63. 10-3 Types of Contracts
64. 10-4 Quasi Contracts
65. 10-5 Interpretation of Contracts
66. Chapter 11: Agreement
67. 11-1 Offer
68. 11-2 Acceptance
69. 11-3 E-Contracts
70. 11-4 The Uniform Electronic Transactions Act
71. Chapter 12: Consideration
72. 12-1 Elements of Consideration
73. 12-2 Agreements That Lack Consideration
74. 12-3 Settlement of Claims
75. 12-4 Promissory Estoppel
76. Chapter 13: Capacity and Legality
77. 13-1 Contractual Capacity
78. 13-2 Legality
79. 13-3 The Effect of Illegality
80. Chapter 14: Voluntary Consent
81. 14-1 Mistakes
82. 14-2 Fraudulent Misrepresentation
83. 14-3 Undue Influence and Duress
84. Chapter 15: The Statute of Frauds – Writing Requirement
85. 15-1 The Writing Requirement
86. 15-2 Exceptions to the Statute of Frauds
87. 15-3 Sufficiency of the Writing or Electronic Record
88. 15-4 The Parol Evidence Rule
89. Chapter 16: Performance and Discharge
90. 16-1 Conditions of Performance
91. 16-2 Discharge by Performance
92. 16-3 Discharge by Agreement
93. 16-4 Discharge by Operation of Law
94. Chapter 17: Breach and Remedies
95. 17-1 Damages
96. 17-2 Equitable Remedies
97. 17-3 Recovery Based on Quasi Contract
98. 17-4 Contract Provisions Limiting Remedies
99. Chapter 18: Third Party Rights
100. 18-1 Assignments
101. 18-2 Delegations
102. Unit 3: Commercial Transactions
103. Chapter 19: The Formation of Sales and Lease Contracts
104. 19-1 The Scope of Articles 2 and 2A
105. 19-2 The Formation of Sales and Lease Contracts
106. 19-3 Contracts for the International Sale of Goods
107. Appendix to Chapter 19: An Example of a Contract for the International Sale of Coffee
108. Chapter 20: Title and Risk of Loss
109. 20-1 Identification
110. 20-2 Passage of Title
111. 20-3 Risk of Loss
112. 20-4 Insurable Interest
113. Chapter 21: Performance and Breach of Sales and Lease Contracts
114. 21-1 Obligations of the Seller or Lessor
115. 21-2 Obligations of the Buyer or Lessee
116. 21-3 Remedies of the Seller or Lessor
117. 21-4 Remedies of the Buyer or Lessee
118. 21-5 Warranties
119. Chapter 22: Negotiable Instruments
120. 22-1 Formation of Negotiable Instruments
121. 22-2 Transfer of Instruments
122. 22-3 Holder in Due Course (HDC)
123. 22-4 Signature and Warranty Liability
124. 22-5 Defenses, Limitations, and Discharge
125. Chapter 23: International and Space Law
126. 23-1 International Law
127. 23-2 Doing Business Internationally
128. 23-3 Regulation of Specific Business Activities
129. 23-4 U.S. Laws in a Global Context
130. 23-5 Space Law
131. Chapter 24: Banking in the Digital Age
132. 24-1 Checks and the Bank-Customer Relationship
133. 24-2 The Bank’s Duty to Honor Checks
134. 24–3 The Bank’s Duty to Accept Deposits
135. 24-4 Electronic Fund Transfers
136. 24-5 Online Banking and E-Money
137. Chapter 25: Security Interests and Creditors’ Rights
138. 25-1 Creating and Perfecting a Security Interest
139. 25-2 Scope of a Security Interest
140. 25-3 Priorities, Rights, and Duties
141. 25-4 Default
142. 25-5 Other Laws Assisting Creditors
143. Chapter 26: Bankruptcy
144. 26-1 The Bankruptcy Code
145. 26-2 Chapter 7 – Liquidation
146. 26-3 Chapter 11 – Reorganization
147. 26-4 Bankruptcy Relief under Chapter 13 and Chapter 12
148. Unit 4: Agency and Employment Law
149. Chapter 27: Agency Relationships in Business
150. 27-1 Agency Law
151. 27-2 Formation of an Agency
152. 27-3 Duties of Agents and Principals
153. 27-4 Agent’s Authority
154. 27-5 Liability in Agency Relationships
155. 27-6 Termination of an Agency
156. Chapter 28: Employment, Immigration, and Labor Law
157. 28-1 Employment at Will
158. 28-2 Wages, Hours, and Leave
159. 28-3 Health, Safety, Income Security, and Privacy
160. 28-4 Immigration Law
161. 28-5 Labor Law
162. Chapter 29: Employment Discrimination
163. 29-1 Title VII of the Civil Rights Act
164. 29-2 Discrimination Based on Age, Disability, or Military Status
165. 29-3 Defenses to Employment Discrimination
166. 29-4 Affirmative Action
167. Unit 5: Business Organizations
168. Chapter 30: Sole Proprietorships and Franchises
169. 30-1 Sole Proprietorships
170. 30-2 Franchises
171. 30-3 The Franchise Contract
172. 30-4 Franchise Termination
173. Chapter 31: All Forms of Partnership
174. 31-1 Basic Partnership Concepts
175. 31-2 Formation and Operation
176. 31-3 Dissociation and Termination
177. 31-4 Limited Liability Partnerships
178. 31-5 Limited Partnerships
179. Chapter 32: Limited Liability Companies and Special Business Forms
180. 32-1 The Limited Liability Company
181. 32-2 LLC Operation and Management
182. 32-3 Dissociation and Dissolution of an LLC
183. 32-4 Special Business Forms
184. Chapter 33: Corporate Formation and Financing
185. 33-1 Nature and Classification
186. 33-2 Formation and Powers
187. 33-3 Piercing the Corporate Veil
188. 33-4 Corporate Financing
189. Chapter 34: Corporate Directors, Officers, and Shareholders
190. 34-1 Directors and Officers
191. 34-2 Duties and Liabilities of Directors and Officers
192. 34-3 Shareholders
193. 34-4 Rights and Duties of Shareholders
194. Chapter 35: Corporate Mergers, Takeovers, and Termination
195. 35-1 Merger, Consolidation, and Share Exchange
196. 35-2 Purchase of Assets
197. 35-3 Takeovers
198. 35-4 Corporate Termination
199. 35-5 Major Business Forms Compared
200. Chapter 36: Investor Protection, Insider Trading, and Corporate Governance
201. 36-1 Securities Act of 1933
202. 36-2 Securities Exchange Act of 1934
203. 36-3 State Securities Laws
204. 36-4 Corporate Governance
205. Unit 6: Government Regulation
206. Chapter 37: Administrative Law
207. 37-1 Practical Significance
208. 37-2 Agency Creation and Powers
209. 37-3 The Administrative Process
210. 37-4 Judicial Deference to Agency Decisions
211. 37-5 Public Accountability
212. Chapter 38: Antitrust Law and Promoting Competition
213. 38-1 The Sherman Antitrust Act
214. 38-2 Section 1 of the Sherman Act
215. 38-3 Section 2 of the Sherman Act
216. 38-4 The Clayton Act
217. 38-5 Enforcement and Exemptions
218. 38-6 U.S. Antitrust Laws in the Global Context
219. Chapter 39: Consumer and Environmental Law
220. 39-1 Advertising, Marketing, Sales, and Labeling
221. 39-2 Protection of Health and Safety
222. 39-3 Credit Protection
223. 39-4 Protecting the Environment
224. 39-5 Air and Water Pollution
225. 39-6 Toxic Chemicals and Hazardous Waste
226. Chapter 40: Liability of Accountants and Other Professionals
227. 40-1 Potential Liability to Clients
228. 40-2 Potential Liability to Third Parties
229. 40-3 Liability of Accountants under Other Federal Laws
230. 40-4 Potential Criminal Liability
231. 40-5 Confidentiality and Privilege
232. Unit 7: Property and Its Protection
233. Chapter 41: Personal Property and Bailments
234. 41-1 Personal Property versus Real Property
235. 41-2 Acquiring Ownership of Personal Property
236. 41-3 Mislaid, Lost, and Abandoned Property
237. 41-4 Bailments
238. Chapter 42: Real Property and Landlord-Tenant Law
239. 42-1 The Nature of Real Property
240. 42-2 Ownership Interests and Leases
241. 42-3 Transfer of Ownership
242. 42-4 Landlord-Tenant Relationships
243. Chapter 43: Insurance, Wills, and Trusts
244. 43-1 Insurance
245. 43-2 Wills
246. 43-3 Trusts
247. Appendix A: How to Brief Cases and Analyze Case Problems
248. Appendix B: The Constitution of the United States
249. Appendix C: The Uniform Commercial Code
250. Appendix D: Answers to the Issue Spotters
251. Appendix E: Sample Answers for Business Case Problems with Sample Answer
252. Glossary
253. Table of Cases
254. Index

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