The 6th edition updates classic legal principles with contemporary business realities:
A business can be negligent (and liable for damages) if it fails to secure customer data, even without a contract. The 6th edition provides checklists for "reasonable care" in cybersecurity—a defense against negligence claims. It teaches managers how to conduct a risk audit of their IT infrastructure to satisfy the legal standard of care. Managing The Law The Legal Aspects Of Doing Business 6th
The book explains how a poorly written employee manual can accidentally create an "implied contract," destroying the at-will presumption. Actionable advice includes: The 6th edition updates classic legal principles with
is a comprehensive educational resource designed specifically for business students rather than aspiring lawyers. Authors Mitchell McInnes, J. Anthony VanDuzer, Malcolm Lavoie, and Ian R. Kerr focus on equipping future professionals with the intellectual tools to identify and manage legal risks inherent in business operations. Core Philosophy: Risk Management The book explains how a poorly written employee
