Instructor solution manual for law for business 15th edition By A. James Barnes, Timothy Lemper

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Law for Business 15th Edition,
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ByA.JamesBarnes,TimothyLemper,AllChapters1-47
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,TABLE gOF gCONTENTS g

PART gONE: gIntroduction gto gthe gLaw
g Chapter g1: gLaw gand gLegal gReasoning

g Chapter g2: gDispute gSettlement

Chapter g3: gBusiness gEthics gand gCorporate gSocial gResponsibility
g Chapter g4: gBusiness gand gthe gConstitution

Chapter g5: gCriminal gLaw gand gProcedure
g Chapter g6: gIntentional gTorts

Chapter g7: gNegligence gand gStrict gLiability
g Chapter g8: gIntellectual gProperty



PART gTWO: gContracts
Chapter g9: gThe gNature gand gOrigins gof gContracts
g Chapter g10: gCreating ga gContract: gOffers g

g Chapter g11: gCreating ga gContract: gAcceptances

g Chapter g12: gConsideration

Chapter g13: gCapacity gto gContract
g Chapter g14: gConsent gto gContract

g Chapter g15: gIllegality

Chapter g16: gForm gand gMeaning gof gContracts
g Chapter g17: gThird gParties’ gContract gRights

g Chapter g18: gContract gPerformance gand gRemedies



PART gTHREE: gSales
Chapter g19: gFormation gand gTerms gof gSales gContracts
g Chapter g20: gWarranties gand gProduct gLiability

g Chapter g21: gPerformance gof gSales gContracts

Chapter g22: gRemedies gfor gBreach gof gSales gContracts

PART gFOUR: gAgency gand gEmployment
Chapter g23: gThe gAgency gRelationship—Creation, gDuties, gand gTermination
g Chapter g24: gLiability gof gPrincipals gand gAgents gto gThird gParties

Chapter g25: gEmployment gLaws

PART gFIVE: gBusiness gOrganizations
Chapter g26: gWhich gForm gof gBusiness gOrganization?
g Chapter g27: gPartnerships

Chapter g28: gFormation gand gTermination gof gCorporations g Chapter
g29: gManagement gof gthe gCorporate gBusiness

Chapter g30: gFinancing gthe gCorporation gand gthe gRole gof gthe gShareholders
g Chapter g31: gSecurities gRegulation

Chapter g32: gLegal gLiability gof gAccountants

,PART gSIX: gProperty
Chapter g33: gPersonal gProperty gand gBailments
g Chapter g34: gReal gProperty

Chapter g35: gLandlord gand gTenant
g Chapter g36: gEstates gand gTrusts

g Chapter g37: gInsurance



PART gSEVEN: gCommercial gPaper
Chapter g38: gNegotiable gInstruments
Chapter g39: gNegotiation gand gHolder gin gDue gCourse
g Chapter g40: gLiability gof gParties

Chapter g41: gChecks gand gElectronic gFund gTransfers

PART gEIGHT: gCredit gTransactions
Chapter g42: gIntroduction gto gSecurity
Chapter g43: gSecurity gInterests gin gPersonal gProperty
g Chapter g44: gBankruptcy



PART gNINE: gGovernment gRegulation
g Chapter g45: gThe gAntitrust gLaws g Chapter

g46: gConsumer gProtection gLaws g Chapter

g47: gEnvironmental gRegulation

, CHAPTER 1: LAW AND LEGAL REASONING
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LECTURE gOUTLINE

1. Discuss gthe gTwisdale gcase gthat gopens gthis gchapter. gIt gprovides gan ginteresting
gvehicle gfor g discussing gthe gfunctions gof glaw gand glegal ginterpretation.



a. Have gyour gstudents gidentify gthe gvarious gfunctions gof gthe glaw gand gthen gdiscuss gwhich
g specific gfunctions gare gfurthered gby gthis gantiretaliation g aspects gof gthe gCivil gRights

gstatute.



b. In gthe gcontext gof glegal ginterpretation, gthe gcourt gfound gthat g Twisdale gdid gseem gto gbe
g protected gbased gon gthe gliteral glanguage gof gthe gstatute. gHowever, git glooked gbeyond

gthe g plain g meaning gto greject ghis gclaim. gSpecifically, gthe gcourt gbelieved gthat

ginterpreting gthe g law gin ga g manner gthat gwould gprotect ghim gfrom gretaliation g would

gundermine gthe gpurpose gofthe g statute. g It gis gconceivable gthat gthe gcourt gis gmotivated

gby gpublic gpolicy gconcerns gas gwell.



c. What gdo gyour gstudents gthink gof gcourts gwho gdo glook gat gintent gand gpublic gpolicy? gUse
gthisas g a glead-in gfor ga gdiscussion gof glegal gjurisprudence.



2. Question gstudents gabout gtheir gdefinitions gof g―law.‖ gMake gcertain gthey
gunderstand gthe g importance gof glaw gin gall gaspects gof gour g lives.



3. Discuss gthe gvarious gfunctions gthat glaw gserves gin gsociety. gYou gmight gdo gthis gby
ghaving gthe g students gidentify gsome gof gthem.



a. Discuss gthe gconflicts gthat garise gbetween gand gamong gthe gvarious gfunctions gof glaw. gFor
g example, gthere goften gare gconflicts gbetween gthe ggoals gof gindividual gfreedom gand

gachieving g social gjustice. gNote gthe gproblems gthat garise gwhen gthere gis gno g clear

gconsensus gon gwhat gis gjust.



b. Ask gthe gstudents gif gthey gthink gthat glaw gever gis g―overused.‖ gThey gare glikely gto gcite
gnumerous g examples. gFor ginstance, gthis gmight gbe ga gtime gto gtalk gabout gthe gproduct

gliabilitycases gthat gare g regularly gin gthe gheadlines. gPerhaps gthe gcase ginvolving gthe

gwoman gwho gburned gherself gwith g coffee gfrom gMcDonald’s gwould gbe gappropriate

ghere.