Legal Environment of Business Organizations for Professionals

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Agency and employment responsibilities and liabilities facing new and traditional forms of business organizations are compared, along with selected tax and security regulation issues. Personal and real property concepts are examined (including landlord/tenant law), along with related environmental issues. Issue recognition, problem analysis approach and testing mechanisms are especially appropriate for individuals preparing for professional exams or managerial positions. Cannot receive credit for both LAW 335 and LAW 532. May be taught concurrently with LAW 632. Cannot receive credit for both LAW 532 and LAW 632. Prerequisite: LAW 231 ; and 54 hours; and undergraduate business majors must be admitted to degree program.