About this course
1. Introduction to Business Law
· Overview of legal system and sources of law
· Types of business organizations
· Corporate governance and ethics
2. Contract Law
· Formation of a contract
· Consideration and capacity
· Breach of contract and remedies
3. Tort Law
· Negligence and strict liability
· Product liability
· Defamation and privacy
4. Intellectual Property Law
· Patents, trademarks, and copyrights
· Trade secrets and unfair competition
· Licensing and technology transfers
5. Employment Law
· Hiring and firing
· Discrimination and harassment
· Wage and hour laws
6. Agency Law
· Principal-agent relationships
· Liability of agents and principals
· Termination of agency relationships
7. Sales and Commercial Law
· Uniform Commercial Code (UCC)
· Sales contracts and warranties
· Negotiable instruments and secured transactions
8. Real Estate Law
· Types of property ownership
· Purchase and sale of real estate
· Leases and landlord-tenant relationships
9. International Business Law
· International trade law
· Dispute resolution mechanisms
· Foreign corrupt practices act (FCPA)
10. Emerging Business Law Issues
· Cybersecurity and data privacy
· Environmental and sustainability issues
· Alternative dispute resolution (ADR)
who should attend and its benefits
The Business Law course is suitable for:
1. Business students: Students pursuing a degree in business or a related field can benefit from learning about legal aspects of running a business.
2. Entrepreneurs: Business owners and entrepreneurs can benefit from understanding legal requirements and potential risks associated with their business.
3. Legal professionals: Lawyers or legal professionals seeking to specialize in business law or looking to refresh their knowledge can take this course.
4. Managers: Managers and executives can benefit from learning about legal considerations when making business decisions.
5. Anyone interested in law and business: Individuals with an interest in law and business can benefit from the course.
Benefits of taking a Business Law course:
1. Legal knowledge: Participants will gain knowledge of laws and regulations that affect businesses and their operations.
2. Risk management: Understanding legal requirements and potential legal issues can help businesses manage their risks.