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American business law
av Carlson, Laura
Häftad bok. Iustus. 1 uppl. 2004. 293 sidor.

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ISBN

9789176785577

Titel

American business law

Författare

Carlson, Laura

Förlag

Iustus

Utgivningsår

2004

Omfång

293 sidor

Bandtyp

Häftad

Språk

English

Baksidestext

American Business Law A Civil Law Perspective is written to give lawyers trained in civil law a basic overview of the American legal systems, as well as of certain fundamental areas of the law.

The systems discussed in Part I include the common law, the separation of power as well as the checks and balances between the different state institutions, federalism, as well as civil and criminal procedure. Part II explores property (including intellectual property), contracts (including sales and CISG), torts and the law of business enterprises. The extensive agency law and power existing at both the federal and state levels is addressed in Part III, specifically in the areas of employment and labor law, consumer law, environmental law, antitrust and securities law. The concluding chapter addresses the role of lawyers in the American legal systems.

Iustus 1 9789176785577

ISBN: 9789176785577
Titel: American business law
Författare: Carlson, Laura
Förlag: Iustus
Utgivningsår: 2004
Omfång: 293 sidor
Bandtyp: Häftad
Språk: English

American Business Law A Civil Law Perspective is written to give lawyers trained in civil law a basic overview of the American legal systems, as well as of certain fundamental areas of the law.

The systems discussed in Part I include the common law, the separation of power as well as the checks and balances between the different state institutions, federalism, as well as civil and criminal procedure. Part II explores property (including intellectual property), contracts (including sales and CISG), torts and the law of business enterprises. The extensive agency law and power existing at both the federal and state levels is addressed in Part III, specifically in the areas of employment and labor law, consumer law, environmental law, antitrust and securities law. The concluding chapter addresses the role of lawyers in the American legal systems.