Business Law Essentials for Corporations, Business Formation and Ethical Decision Making
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Copyright: 2018
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A theoretical and practical study of the constitution and how administrative law and ethics shapes business culture and operations in the United States (Jurisprudence).
Chapter 1 Legal Theory
Chapter 2 Constitutional Law
Chapter 3 The Judicial System
Chapter 4 Administrative Law
Chapter 5 Ethics
Chapter 6 Methods of Dispute Resolution and Litigation
Chapter 7 Business Formation and Governance
Chapter 8 Securities Law
Appendix A
Chapter 2: U.S. Constitution
Appendix B
Chapter 2: Amendments to the U.S. Constitution, including the Bill of Rights
Dr. Brandon Cohen is a Senior Lecturer of Management, teaching law and entrepreneurship with a concentration on the cannabis industry. Full-time with the University since 2009, Cohen initially focused on research in entrepreneurship and solar energy working on grants with the National Science Foundation and the Department of Energy. More recently, he has concentrated in cannabis law and entrepreneurship as his direct experience in the regulated Michigan Cannabis Market gives him keen insights on the cannabis industry at large. Cohen is a licensed attorney and member of the bar in both Ohio and Michigan. Cohen lives a mile up the street from campus where he is married to wife Jessie and has four sons.
A theoretical and practical study of the constitution and how administrative law and ethics shapes business culture and operations in the United States (Jurisprudence).
Chapter 1 Legal Theory
Chapter 2 Constitutional Law
Chapter 3 The Judicial System
Chapter 4 Administrative Law
Chapter 5 Ethics
Chapter 6 Methods of Dispute Resolution and Litigation
Chapter 7 Business Formation and Governance
Chapter 8 Securities Law
Appendix A
Chapter 2: U.S. Constitution
Appendix B
Chapter 2: Amendments to the U.S. Constitution, including the Bill of Rights
Dr. Brandon Cohen is a Senior Lecturer of Management, teaching law and entrepreneurship with a concentration on the cannabis industry. Full-time with the University since 2009, Cohen initially focused on research in entrepreneurship and solar energy working on grants with the National Science Foundation and the Department of Energy. More recently, he has concentrated in cannabis law and entrepreneurship as his direct experience in the regulated Michigan Cannabis Market gives him keen insights on the cannabis industry at large. Cohen is a licensed attorney and member of the bar in both Ohio and Michigan. Cohen lives a mile up the street from campus where he is married to wife Jessie and has four sons.