A Manager's Introduction to Business Law - 2.0 NASBA CPE hoursThis course introduces managers to the fundamental concepts of business law. It begins by exposing some prevalent legal misconceptions shared by management and establishes the true role that law plays in society and business. The relationship between business ethics and law is explained and how managers serve as vital role models for demonstrating ethical business practices.
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American Business Formations in the 21st Century - 2.50 NASBA CPE hoursThis course examines the specific statutory criteria for each of these distinct business formations. How a business is formed dictates both the rights it has in the eyes of the law and the responsibilities it has towards individuals and other businesses. By understanding these different formations, you as a manager can build successful business relationships.
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Contracts in Commercial Transactions - 2.50 NASBA CPE hoursThis course introduces the laws, which determine whether such agreements are legally binding and enforceable by the courts. To begin, this course explains the legal requirements for contracts and their different legal classifications.
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Employment and Labor Law - 3.0 NASBA CPE hours This course is an overview for management about the essentials of employment and labor law. It includes introductions to current federal laws regarding employee safety and health protection, equal opportunity, and labor management during unionization. Managers will use strategies to protect the organization from legal liability and protect the employee's civil rights in the workplace.
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Intellectual Property and Proprietary Rights - 5.0 NASBA CPE hoursThis course introduces management to the essentials of intellectual property and proprietary rights. It includes introductions to current copyright, trademark, patent, and trade secret laws and presents methods for minimizing legal liabilities. By applying the information presented in this course, managers will protect their organization's intellectual property and use others' intellectual property legally.
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| Lawsuits and Negotiations - 3.0 NASBA CPE hoursThis course discusses the legal process of litigation and other out-of-court negotiations that are used to settle business disputes. In addition, this course treats the decision to sue much like other business decisions and offers criteria that management can use to perform a cost-benefit analysis. It begins by presenting proactive management strategies for discouraging damaging lawsuits and avoiding costly litigation.
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