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ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 9781305967250
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1305967250
Author: Roger LeRoy Miller, Frank B. Cross

Comprehensive, authoritative, and reader-friendly, market-leader BUSINESS LAW: TEXT AND CASES delivers an ideal blend of classic “black letter law” and cutting-edge coverage of contemporary issues and cases. Today, BUSINESS LAW, 14E continues to set the standard for excellence. The text offers a strong student orientation that makes the law accessible, interesting, and relevant. The cases, content, and features are thoroughly updated to represent the latest developments in business law. Cases range from precedent-setting landmarks to important recent decisions. Ethical, global, e-commerce, digital, and corporate themes are integrated throughout this edition with new features, such as new Digital Updates that demonstrate how digital progress is affecting the law. Specific text features that students will find particularly helpful include: NUMBERED EXAMPLES and CASE IN POINTS, SAMPLE ANSWERS, NEW STUDENT-FRIENDLY CONCEPT SUMMARY DESIGN, and EXHIBITS.

Table of Content:

Unit 1: The Legal Environment of Business
Chapter 1: Law and Legal Reasoning
1-1 Business Activities and the Legal Environment
1-2 Sources of American Law
1-3 The Common Law Tradition
1-4 Schools of Legal Thought
1-5 Classifications of Law
1-6 How to Find Primary Sources of Law
1-7 How to Read and Understand Case Law
Chapter 2: Courts and Alternative Dispute Resolution
2-1 The Judiciary’s Role in American Government
2-2 Basic Judicial Requirements
2-3 The State and Federal Court Systems
2-4 Alternative Dispute Resolution
2-5 International Dispute Resolution
Chapter 3: Court Procedures
3-1 Procedural Rules
3-2 Pretrial Procedures
3-3 The Trial
3-4 Posttrial Motions
3-5 The Appeal
3-6 Enforcing the Judgment
Chapter 4: Business and the Constitution
4-1 The Constitutional Powers of Government
4-2 Business and the Bill of Rights
4-3 Due Process and Equal Protection
4-4 Privacy Rights
Chapter 5: Business Ethics
5-1 Business Ethics
5-2 Business Ethics and Social Media
5-3 Ethical Principles and Philosophies
5-4 Making Ethical Business Decisions
5-5 Global Business Ethics
Unit One: Application and Ethics
Unit 2: Torts and Crimes
Chapter 6: Tort Law
6-1 The Basis of Tort Law
6-2 Intentional Torts against Persons
6-3 Intentional Torts against Property
6-4 Unintentional Torts – Negligence
6-5 Defenses to Negligence
Chapter 7: Strict Liability and Product Liability
7-1 Strict Liability
7-2 Product Liability
7-3 Strict Product Liability
7-4 Defenses to Product Liability
Chapter 8: Intellectual Property Rights
8-1 Trademarks and Related Property
8-2 Patents
8-3 Copyrights
8-4 Trade Secrets
8-5 International Protection for Intellectual Property
Chapter 9: Internet Law, Social Media, and Privacy
9-1 Internet Law
9-2 Copyrights in Digital Information
9-3 Social Media
9-4 Online Defamation
9-5 Other Actions Involving Online Posts
9-6 Privacy
Chapter 10: Criminal Law and Cyber Crime
10-1 Civil Law and Criminal Law
10-2 Criminal Liability
10-3 Types of Crimes
10-4 Defenses to Criminal Liability
10-5 Criminal Procedures
10-6 Cyber Crime
Unit Two: Application and Ethics
Unit 3: Contracts and E-Contracts
Chapter 11: Nature and Terminology
11-1 An Overview of Contract Law
11-2 Elements of a Contract
11-3 Types of Contracts
11-4 Quasi Contracts
11-5 Interpretation of Contracts
Chapter 12: Agreement in Traditional and E-Contracts
12-1 Agreement
12-2 Agreement in E-Contracts
12-3 The Uniform Electronic Transactions Act
12-4 International Treaties Affecting E-Contracts
Chapter 13: Consideration
13-1 Elements of Consideration
13-2 Agreements That Lack Consideration
13-3 Settlement of Claims
13-4 Exceptions to the Consideration Requirement
Chapter 14: Capacity and Legality
14-1 Contractual Capacity
14-2 Legality
Chapter 15: Mistakes, Fraud, and Voluntary Consent
15-1 Mistakes
15-2 Fraudulent Misrepresentation
15-3 Undue Influence
15-4 Duress
15-5 Adhesion Contracts and Unconscionability
Chapter 16: The Writing Requirement in Our Digital World
16-1 The Statute of Frauds
16-2 Contracts That Require a Writing
16-3 Exceptions to the Writing Requirement
16-4 Sufficiency of the Writing
16-5 The Parol Evidence Rule
16-6 The Statute of Frauds in the International Context
Chapter 17: Third Party Rights
17-1 Assignments and Delegations
17-2 Third Party Beneficiaries
Chapter 18: Performance and Discharge
18-1 Conditions
18-2 Discharge by Performance
18-3 Discharge by Agreement
18-4 Discharge by Operation of Law
Chapter 19: Breach of Contract and Remedies
19-1 Damages
19-2 Equitable Remedies
19-3 Recovery Based on Quasi Contract
19-4 Waiver of Breach
19-5 Contract Provisions Limiting Remedies
Unit Three: Application and Ethics
Unit 4: Domestic and International Sales and Lease Contracts
Chapter 20: The Formation of Sales and Lease Contracts
20-1 The Uniform Commercial Code
20-2 The Scope of Articles 2 (Sales) and 2A (Leases)
20-3 The Formation of Sales and Lease Contracts
20-4 Contracts for the International Sale of Goods
Appendix to Chapter 20: An Example of a Contract for the International Sale of Coffee
Chapter 21: Title, Risk, and Insurable Interest
21-1 Identification
21-2 When Title Passes
21-3 Risk of Loss
21-4 Insurable Interest
Chapter 22: Performance and Breach of Sales and Lease Contracts
22-1 Obligations of the Seller or Lessor
22-2 Obligations of the Buyer or Lessee
22-3 Remedies of the Seller or Lessor
22-4 Remedies of the Buyer or Lessee
22-5 Additional Provisions Affecting Remedies
22-6 Dealing with International Contracts
Chapter 23: Warranties
23-1 Warranties of Title
23-2 Express Warranties
23-3 Implied Warranties
23-4 Overlapping Warranties
23-5 Warranty Disclaimers and Limitations on Liability
Chapter 24: International and Space Law
24-1 International Law
24-2 Doing Business Internationally
24-3 Regulation of Specific Business Activities
24-4 International Dispute Resolution
24-5 U.S. Laws in a Global Context
24-6 Space Law
Unit Four: Application and Ethics
Unit 5: Negotiable Instruments
Chapter 25: Negotiable Instruments
25-1 Types of Negotiable Instruments
25-2 Requirements for Negotiability
25-3 Factors That Do Not Affect Negotiability
Chapter 26: Transferability and Holder in Due Course
26-1 Negotiation
26-2 Indorsements
26-3 Holder in Due Course (HDC)
26-4 Holder through an HDC
Chapter 27: Liability, Defenses, and Discharge
27-1 Signature Liability
27-2 Warranty Liability
27-3 Defenses and Limitations
27-4 Discharge
Chapter 28: Banking in the Digital Age
28-1 Checks
28-2 The Bank-Customer Relationship
28-3 The Bank’s Duty to Honor Checks
28-4 The Bank’s Duty to Accept Deposits
28-5 Electronic Fund Transfers
28-6 Online Banking and E-Money
Unit Five: Application and Ethics
Unit 6: Creditors’ Rights and Bankruptcy
Chapter 29: Creditors’ Rights and Remedies
29-1 Laws Assisting Creditors
29-2 Mortgages
29-3 Suretyship and Guaranty
29-4 Protection for Debtors
Chapter 30: Secured Transactions
30-1 The Terminology of Secured Transactions
30-2 Creation of a Security Interest
30-3 Perfection of a Security Interest
30-4 The Scope of a Security Interest
30-5 Priorities
30-6 Rights and Duties of Debtors and Creditors
30-7 Default
Chapter 31: Bankruptcy Law
31-1 The Bankruptcy Code
31-2 Liquidation Proceedings
31-3 Reorganizations
31-4 Bankruptcy Relief under Chapter 12 and Chapter 13
Unit Six: Application and Ethics
Unit 7: Agency and Employment
Chapter 32: Agency Formation and Duties
32-1 Agency Relationships
32-2 Formation of the Agency Relationship
32-3 Duties of Agents and Principals
32-4 Rights and Remedies of Agents and Principals
Chapter 33: Agency Liability and Termination
33-1 Scope of Agent’s Authority
33-2 Liability for Contracts
33-3 Liability for Torts and Crimes
33-4 Termination of an Agency
Chapter 34: Employment, Immigration, and Labor Law
34-1 Employment at Will
34-2 Wages, Hours, and Layoffs
34-3 Family and Medical Leave
34-4 Health, Safety, and Income Security
34-5 Employee Privacy Rights
34-6 Immigration Law
34-7 Labor Unions
Chapter 35: Employment Discrimination
35-1 Title VII of the Civil Rights Act
35-2 Discrimination Based on Age
35-3 Discrimination Based on Disability
35-4 Discrimination Based on Military Status
35-5 Defenses to Employment Discrimination
35-6 Affirmative Action
Unit Seven: Application and Ethics
Unit 8: Business Organizations
Chapter 36: Small Businesses and Franchises
36-1 General Considerations for Small Businesses
36-2 Sole Proprietorships
36-3 Franchises
36-4 Franchise Termination
Chapter 37: All Forms of Partnerships
37-1 Basic Partnership Concepts
37-2 Formation and Operation
37-3 Dissociation and Termination
37-4 Limited Liability Partnerships
37-5 Limited Partnerships
Chapter 38: Limited Liability Companies and Special Business Forms
38-1 The Limited Liability Company
38-2 LLC Management and Operation
38-3 Dissociation and Dissolution of an LLC
38-4 Special Business Forms
Chapter 39: Corporate Formation and Financing
39-1 The Nature and Classification of Corporations
39-2 Corporate Formation and Powers
39-3 Piercing the Corporate Veil
39-4 Corporate Financing
Chapter 40: Corporate Directors, Officers, and Shareholders
40-1 Role of Directors and Officers
40-2 Duties and Liabilities of Directors and Off icers
40-3 The Role of Shareholders
40-4 Rights of Shareholders
40-5 Duties and Liabilities of Shareholders
Chapter 41: Mergers and Takeovers
41-1 Merger, Consolidation, and Share Exchange
41-2 Purchase of Assets
41-3 Purchase of Stock
41-4 Termination
41-5 Major Business Forms Compared
Chapter 42: Investor Protection, Insider Trading, and Corporate Governance
42-1 The Securities Act of 1933
42-2 The Securities Exchange Act of 1934
42-3 State Securities Laws
42-4 Corporate Governance
Unit Eight: Application and Ethics
Unit 9: Government Regulation
Chapter 43: Administrative Agencies
43-1 The Practical Significance of Administrative Law
43-2 Agency Creation and Powers
43-3 The Administrative Process
43-4 Judicial Deference to Agency Decisions
43-5 Public Accountability
Chapter 44: Consumer Law
44-1 Advertising, Marketing, and Sales
44-2 Labeling and Packaging Laws
44-3 Protection of Health and Safety
44-4 Credit Protection
Chapter 45: Environmental Protection
45-1 Common Law Actions
45-2 Federal, State, and Local Regulations
45-3 Air Pollution
45-4 Water Pollution
45-5 Toxic Chemicals and Hazardous Waste
Chapter 46: Antitrust Law
46-1 The Sherman Antitrust Act
46-2 Section 1 of the Sherman Act
46-3 Section 2 of the Sherman Act
46-4 The Clayton Act
46-5 Enforcement and Exemptions
46-6 U.S. Antitrust Laws in the Global Context
Chapter 47: Professional Liability and Accountability
47-1 Potential Liability to Clients
47-2 Potential Liability to Third Parties
47-3 The Sarbanes-Oxley Act
47-4 Potential Liability of Accountants under Securities Laws
47-5 Confidentiality and Privilege
Unit Nine: Application and Ethics
Unit 10: Property and Its Protection
Chapter 48: Personal Property and Bailments
48-1 Personal Property versus Real Property
48-2 Acquiring Ownership of Personal Property
48-3 Mislaid, Lost, and Abandoned Property
48-4 Bailments
48-5 Ordinary Bailments
48-6 Special Types of Bailments
Chapter 49: Real Property and Landlord-Tenant Law
49-1 The Nature of Real Property
49-2 Ownership and Other Interests in Real Property
49-3 Transfer of Ownership
49-4 Limitations on the Rights of Property Owners
49-5 Zoning and Government Regulations
49-6 Landlord-Tenant Relationships
Chapter 50: Insurance
50-1 Insurance Terminology and Concepts
50-2 The Insurance Contract
50-3 Types of Insurance
Chapter 51: Wills and Trusts
51-1 Wills
51-2 Intestacy Laws
51-3 Trusts
51-4 Other Estate-Planning Issues
Unit Ten: Application and Ethics
Appendix A: How to Brief Cases and Analyze Case Problems
Appendix B: The Constitution of the United States
Appendix C: The Uniform Commercial Code
Appendix D: Answers to the Issue Spotters
Appendix E: Sample Answers for Business Case Problems with Sample Answer
Glossary
Table of Cases
Index