6 courses with the subject BLW, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
BLW 240BUSINESS LAW I3
(formerly BUS 140 and BUS 240) This course provides a general survey of the ethical considerations and legal environment used to make business decisions. Students examine business implications of Constitutional Law, Tort Law, Criminal Law, Intellectual Property Law, Internet Law and Privacy Law. Students study the law of contracts including formation, enforceability and available remedies upon breach. An overview of business organizations including formation, dissolution and a comparison of the liability, taxation and management properties of each is covered. (Offered Fall, Spring)
This course provides an overview of the structure of the legal system and the legal environment of business decision-making. Particular emphasis is placed on ethics and social responsibility, contract law and the law of business organizations. The impact of Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Tort Law, Internet Law and Intellectual Property Rights on business is also covered.
(formerly BUS 141 and BUS 241) This course is a continuation of Business Law I with an emphasis on the Uniform Commercial Code. Topics covered include Domestic and International Sales and Lease Contracts, Negotiable instruments and the banking system, Insurance, Real Property, Personal Property and Wills Trusts and Estates. This second course of a two-course sequence covers all Business Law CPA Exam subject matter.
A continuation of Business Law I, the emphasis of this course is on the Uniform Commercial Code, Property Law and Estate Planning. The course will also cover Bankruptcy Law, Employment Law and the Law of Government Regulation.
A continuation of Business Law I, the emphasis of this course is on the Uniform Commercial Code, Property Law and Estate Planning. The course will also cover Bankruptcy Law, Employment Law and the Law of Government Regulation.
This course will explore the relationship between entertainment, sport and the law. It will discuss law as it impacts the theatre, movie, television, entertainment, media and sports business. The regulation of performers in the Actors Equity Association, SAG-AFTRA, American Guild of Variety Artists and relevant players associations will be analyzed and discussed. The regulation of legal relationships, enforcement of professional contracts, liability for injuries and antitrust laws as they impact business decisions as to broadcasting and social media will be covered. Students will be permitted to select a research paper and presentation project within their sub-specialty of interest (entertainment, media or sport) in consultation with advisor to develop a marketable depth of knowledge.
