Business Law is designed to acquaint students with the basic legal principles relevant to their roles as citizens, consumers, and employees. Through the study of personal, business, and consumer law, students will gain an understanding of how laws shape economic activity and everyday decision-making.
Course content includes an overview of the American system of free enterprise, private property rights, and the basic elements of contracts. Students will also explore employer–employee relations, landlord and tenant laws, individual rights, wills and estates, family and juvenile justice law, and community property concepts.
Using real-world examples, case studies, and discussions, students will analyze legal scenarios and develop skills in critical thinking, ethical reasoning, and informed decision-making. Business Law provides a strong foundation for students interested in business, law, criminal justice, public service, or any career that requires an understanding of legal responsibilities and rights.
Prerequisites for this course include the successful completion of Introduction to Business.