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GEN COMBO: LOOSE LEAF DYNAMIC BUSINESS LAW: THE ESSENTIALS with CONNECT ACCESS CODE CARD, 6th edition
This bundle contains the loose-leaf book AND Connect Access Code Card. Future business leaders need knowledge of existing business law as well as a set of skills permitting them to adjust efficiently and effectively to new legal issues as they arise over the course of their careers. Kubasek's, Dynamic Business The Essentials 6th edition continues to deliver a comprehensive, yet concise approach focused on what students need to listen, read, create, and evaluate more effectively as a result of their experience in a business law class. Enhance student’s critical thinking skills, spark engagement, and focus on business relevance using assignable real-world simulations, an interactive reading experience, and auto-graded analytical assets all available in Connect.
736 pages, Loose Leaf
Published February 7, 2023
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December 5, 2024
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Obviously, I only read this as a school requirement. I accessed it online through McGraw Hill.
Overall Book Rating
★★★★☆
4 - Directly Informative. This textbook does exactly what it’s meant to do: provide clear, foundational knowledge of business law.
Book Review
The Business Law textbook offers a straightforward and well-organized presentation of the fundamentals of the U.S. legal system. Although the class curriculum required me to read chapters out of order, the information was easy to follow and structured logically for both individual and sequential study.
Key chapters include:
Chapter 1: An introduction to the purposes of the law, covering statutes, cases, treaties, and orders.
Chapter 2: Ethics in law.
Chapter 3: The U.S. legal system and alternative dispute resolution methods.
Chapters 4–7: Cover administrative law, constitutional law, criminal law in business, and tort law.
Chapters 8–15: A detailed exploration of property (real, personal, and intellectual), contracts, capacity, and remedies.
Chapters 16–19: Delve into sales contracts, negotiable instruments, liability, and bankruptcy (unread in my case).
Chapters 20–25: Topics range from agency and business organizations to employment and consumer law, providing a strong overview of corporate and individual legal obligations.
The book’s strength lies in its clarity and practicality. It equips readers with the knowledge to recognize when legal counsel may be necessary. While it’s not particularly engaging for casual readers, it’s a solid resource for understanding the structure of our legal system and applying legal principles in a business context.
If nothing else, this book ensures you walk away with a great basic understanding of how the legal system operates. It’s a practical guide for anyone entering the business world and a helpful tool for navigating when and why you might need a lawyer.
Obviously, I only read this as a school requirement. I accessed it online through McGraw Hill.
Overall Book Rating
★★★★☆
4 - Directly Informative. This textbook does exactly what it’s meant to do: provide clear, foundational knowledge of business law.
Book Review
The Business Law textbook offers a straightforward and well-organized presentation of the fundamentals of the U.S. legal system. Although the class curriculum required me to read chapters out of order, the information was easy to follow and structured logically for both individual and sequential study.
Key chapters include:
Chapter 1: An introduction to the purposes of the law, covering statutes, cases, treaties, and orders.
Chapter 2: Ethics in law.
Chapter 3: The U.S. legal system and alternative dispute resolution methods.
Chapters 4–7: Cover administrative law, constitutional law, criminal law in business, and tort law.
Chapters 8–15: A detailed exploration of property (real, personal, and intellectual), contracts, capacity, and remedies.
Chapters 16–19: Delve into sales contracts, negotiable instruments, liability, and bankruptcy (unread in my case).
Chapters 20–25: Topics range from agency and business organizations to employment and consumer law, providing a strong overview of corporate and individual legal obligations.
The book’s strength lies in its clarity and practicality. It equips readers with the knowledge to recognize when legal counsel may be necessary. While it’s not particularly engaging for casual readers, it’s a solid resource for understanding the structure of our legal system and applying legal principles in a business context.
If nothing else, this book ensures you walk away with a great basic understanding of how the legal system operates. It’s a practical guide for anyone entering the business world and a helpful tool for navigating when and why you might need a lawyer.
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