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Test Bank for Business Law Today, Standard, Text & Summarized Cases, 13th Edition, 13e by Roger LeRoy Miller TEST BANK ISBN-13: 9780357634851 Full chapters included 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 1-4: Classifications of Law Appendix to Chapter 1 Finding and Analyzing the Law Finding Statutory and Administrative Law Finding Case Law Reading and Understanding Case Law Chapter 2: Constitutional Law 2-1: The Constitutional Powers of Government 2-2: Business and the Bill of Rights 2-3: Due Process and Equal Protection 2-4: Privacy Rights Chapter 3: Ethics in Business 3-1: Ethics and the Role of Business 3-2: Ethical Principles and Philosophies 3-3: Sources of Ethical Issues in Business Decisions 3-4: Making Ethical Business Decisions 3-5: Business Ethics on a Global Level Appendix to Chapter 3 Costco Code of Ethics Chapter 4: Courts and Alternative Dispute Resolution 4-1: The Judiciary’s Role in American Government 4-2: Basic Judicial Requirements 4-3: The State and Federal Court Systems 4-4: Following a State Court Case 4-5: Courts Online 4-6: Alternative Dispute Resolution Chapter 5: Tort Law 5-1: The Basis of Tort Law 5-2: Intentional Torts against Persons 5-3: Intentional Torts against Property 5-4: Negligence 5-5: Strict Liability Chapter 6: Product Liability 6-1: Product Liability Claims 6-2: Strict Product Liability 6-3: Defenses to Product Liability Chapter 7: Intellectual Property Rights 7-1: Trademarks 7-2: Patents 7-3: Copyrights 7-4: Trade Secrets 7-5: International Protections Chapter 8: Internet Law, Social Media, and Privacy 8-1: Internet Law 8-2: Copyrights in Digital Information 8-3: Social Media 8-4: Online Defamation 8-5: Privacy Chapter 9: Criminal Law and Cyber Crime 9-1: Civil Law and Criminal Law 9-2: Criminal Liability 9-3: Types of Crimes 9-4: Defenses to Criminal Liability 9-5: Constitutional Safeguards 9-6: Cyber Crime Unit 2: Contracts and E-Contracts Chapter 10: Nature and Classification 10-1: An Overview of Contract Law 10-2: Elements of a Contract 10-3: Types of Contracts 10-4: Quasi Contracts 10-5: Interpretation of Contracts Chapter 11: Agreement 11-1: Offer 11-2: Acceptance 11-3: E-Contracts 11-4: The Uniform Electronic Transactions Act Chapter 12: Consideration, Capacity, and Legality 12-1: Consideration Landmark in the Law: Hamer v. Sidway (1891) Case 12.1: Cincinnati Reds, L.L.C. v. Testa 12-2: Promissory Estoppel 12-3: Contractual Capacity 12-4: Legality 12-5: The Effect of Illegality Chapter 13: Defenses to Contract Enforceability 13-1: Mistakes 13-2: Fraudulent Misrepresentation 13-3: Undue Influence and Duress 13-4: The Writing Requirement 13-5: The Parol Evidence Rule Chapter 14: Third Party Rights and Discharge 14-1: Assignments 14-2: Delegations 14-3: Third Party Beneficiaries 14-4: Contract Discharge Chapter 15: Breach and Remedies 15-1: Damages 15-2: Equitable Remedies 15-3: Recovery Based on Quasi Contract 15-4: Contract Provisions Limiting Remedies Unit 3: Commercial Transactions Chapter 16: Sales and Lease Contracts 16-1: The Scope of Articles 2 and 2A 16-2: The Formation of Sales and Lease Contracts 16-3: Title and Risk of Loss 16-4: Contracts for the International Sale of Goods Chapter 17: Performance and Breach of Sales and Lease Contracts 17-1: Obligations of the Seller or Lessor 17-2: Obligations of the Buyer or Lessee 17-3: Remedies of the Seller or Lessor 17-4: Remedies of the Buyer or Lessee 17-5: Warranties Chapter 18: Negotiable Instruments 18-1: Formation of Negotiable Instruments 18-2: Transfer of Instruments 18-3: Holder in Due Course (HDC) 18-4: Signature and Warranty Liability 18-5: Defenses, Limitations, and Discharge Chapter 19: International and Space Law 19-1: International Law 19-2: Doing Business Internationally 19-3: Regulation of Specific Business Activities 19-4: U.S. Laws in a Global Context 19-5: Space Law Chapter 20: Banking 20-1: Checks and the Bank-Customer Relationship 20-2: The Bank’s Duty to Honor Checks 20-3: The Bank’s Duty to Accept Deposits 20-4: Electronic Fund Transfers 20-5: Banking in the Digital Age Chapter 21: Security Interests and Creditors’ Rights 21-1: Creating and Perfecting a Security Interest 21-2: Scope of a Security Interest 21-3: Priorities, Rights, and Duties 21-4: Default 21-5: Other Laws Assisting Creditors Chapter 22: Bankruptcy 22-1: The Bankruptcy Code 22-2: Chapter 7-Liquidation 22-3: Chapter 11-Reorganization 22-4: Bankruptcy Relief under Chapter 13 and Chapter 12 Unit 4: Agency and Employment Law Chapter 23: Agency Relationships in Business 23-1: Agency Law 23-2: Formation of an Agency 23-3: Duties of Agents and Principals 23-4: Agent’s Authority 23-5: Liability in Agency Relationships 23-6: Termination of an Agency Chapter 24: Employment, Immigration, and Labor Law 24-1: Employment at Will 24-2: Wages, Hours, and Leave 24-3: Health, Safety, Income Security, and Privacy 24-4: Immigration Law 24-5: Labor Law Chapter 25: Employment Discrimination 25-1: Title VII of the Civil Rights Act 25-2: Discrimination Based on Age, Disability, or Military Status 25-3: Defenses to Employment Discrimination 25-4: Affirmative Action Unit 5: Business Organizations Chapter 26: Sole Proprietorships and Franchises 26-1: Sole Proprietorships 26-2: Franchises 26-3: The Franchise Contract 26-4: Franchise Termination Chapter 27: All Forms of Partnership 27-1: Basic Partnership Concepts 27-2: Formation and Operation 27-3: Dissociation and Termination 27-4: Limited Liability Partnerships 27-5: Limited Partnerships Chapter 28: Limited Liability Companies and Special Business Forms 28-1: The Limited Liability Company 28-2: LLC Operation and Management 28-3: Dissociation and Dissolution of an LLC 28-4: Special Business Forms Chapter 29: Corporations 29-1: Nature and Classification 29-2: Formation and Powers 29-3: Directors and Officers 29-4: Shareholders 29-5: Major Business Forms Compared Chapter 30: Investor Protection, Insider Trading, and Corporate Governance 30-1: Securities Act of 1933 30-2: Securities Exchange Act of 1934 30-3: State Securities Laws 30-4: Corporate Governance Unit 6: Government Regulation Chapter 31: Antitrust Law and Promoting Competition 31-1: The Sherman Antitrust Act 31-2: Section 1 of the Sherman Act 31-3: Section 2 of the Sherman Act 31-4: The Clayton Act 31-5: Enforcement and Exemptions 31-6: U.S. Antitrust Laws in the Global Context Chapter 32: Consumer and Environmental Law 32-1: Advertising, Marketing, Sales, and Labeling 32-2: Protection of Health and Safety 32-3: Credit Protection 32-4: Protecting the Environment 32-5: Air and Water Pollution 32-6: Toxic Chemicals and Hazardous Waste Chapter 33: Liability of Accountants and Other Professionals 33-1: Potential Liability to Clients 33-2: Potential Liability to Third Parties 33-3: Liability of Accountants under Federal Laws 33-4: Potential Criminal Liability 33-5: Confidentiality and Privilege Unit 7: Property and Its Protection Chapter 34: Personal Property and Bailments 34-1: Personal Property versus Real Property 34-2: Acquiring Ownership of Personal Property 34-3: Mislaid, Lost, and Abandoned Property 34-4: Bailments Chapter 35: Real Property and Landlord-Tenant Law 35-1: The Nature of Real Property 35-2: Ownership Interests and Leases 35-3: Transfer of Ownership 35-4: Landlord-Tenant Relationships Chapter 36: Insurance, Wills, and Trusts 36-1: Insurance 36-2: Wills 36-3: Trusts [Show More]

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