Business Law for Entrepreneurs

Business Law for Entrepreneurs, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.3, with 19 lectures, 12 quizzes, based on 66 reviews, and has 1127 subscribers.

You will learn about Compare and contrast between a sole proprietorship, general partnership, limited partnership, and corporation, List, in detail: cost, complexity, legal requirements, financing advantages and disadvantages, tax implications, liability, and related lifespan issues, Recommend additional legal procedures to improve your current legal status, regardless of which structure you currently employ, Thoughtfully consider whether to engage legal assistance for further registration or maintenance procedures to best position your company. Provide thoughtful assessment of which structure might be the best for your emerging company based on your company’s future goals, and Pinpoint why following the procedures for incorporation is so important, and how failure to do so can potentially result in losing corporate protection altogether. Provide a detailed analysis of corporate ownership, including who owns the corporation, who directs corporate affairs, directors’ obligations and liability, and Pinpoint the sole fundamental issue of shareholder accountability as it applies to corporate behavior. Explain the principal – agency relationship to employees and partners, including how it impacts the company regarding third party/suppliers, general and limited partners, clearly describe the importance of remaining within the scope of authority, distinguish between “actual” agency authority in its three forms, versus “apparent” authority, strategize how to retroactively elevate apparent authority to actual authority, and pinpoint the importance of ensuring apparent authority remains consistent with actual authority. Identify the three essential elements of a contract, as well as at least half-dozen defenses to a contact claim, with reference to three primary courtroom remedies to a breached contract, and which form, of the three, is most likely to be imposed in a court of law. Confidently discuss, analyse, and strategize your business success with your legal and financial advisors. This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is for you if you are . . . or launching or running your own business, and wanting a stronger understanding of basic business law. or serving on a Board of Directors, or plan to be, and want to understand your obligations and liailities. or Thinking about incorporating your own business and not sure what it involves. or Thinking about going into a business partnership, and not sure what it involves. or Selling any product or service that could potentially result in a lawsuit against you personally. or Wanting to upgrade your own personal life and professional career with a stronger understanding of the power of law on the job in and your life. or wanting a quick, easy review of basic legal principles. It is particularly useful for This course is for you if you are . . . or launching or running your own business, and wanting a stronger understanding of basic business law. or serving on a Board of Directors, or plan to be, and want to understand your obligations and liailities. or Thinking about incorporating your own business and not sure what it involves. or Thinking about going into a business partnership, and not sure what it involves. or Selling any product or service that could potentially result in a lawsuit against you personally. or Wanting to upgrade your own personal life and professional career with a stronger understanding of the power of law on the job in and your life. or wanting a quick, easy review of basic legal principles.

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Summary

Title: Business Law for Entrepreneurs

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.3

Number of Lectures: 19

Number of Quizzes: 12

Number of Published Lectures: 19

Number of Published Quizzes: 12

Number of Curriculum Items: 35

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 35

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

• Compare and contrast between a sole proprietorship, general partnership, limited partnership, and corporation,
• List, in detail: cost, complexity, legal requirements, financing advantages and disadvantages, tax implications, liability, and related lifespan issues,
• Recommend additional legal procedures to improve your current legal status, regardless of which structure you currently employ,
• Thoughtfully consider whether to engage legal assistance for further registration or maintenance procedures to best position your company.
• Provide thoughtful assessment of which structure might be the best for your emerging company based on your company’s future goals, and
• Pinpoint why following the procedures for incorporation is so important, and how failure to do so can potentially result in losing corporate protection altogether.
• Provide a detailed analysis of corporate ownership, including who owns the corporation, who directs corporate affairs, directors’ obligations and liability, and
• Pinpoint the sole fundamental issue of shareholder accountability as it applies to corporate behavior.
• Explain the principal – agency relationship to employees and partners, including how it impacts the company regarding third party/suppliers, general and limited partners,
• clearly describe the importance of remaining within the scope of authority,
• distinguish between “actual” agency authority in its three forms, versus “apparent” authority,
• strategize how to retroactively elevate apparent authority to actual authority, and
• pinpoint the importance of ensuring apparent authority remains consistent with actual authority.
• Identify the three essential elements of a contract, as well as at least half-dozen defenses to a contact claim, with reference to three primary courtroom remedies to a breached contract, and which form, of the three, is most likely to be imposed in a court of law.
• Confidently discuss, analyse, and strategize your business success with your legal and financial advisors.

Who Should Attend

• This course is for you if you are . . .
• launching or running your own business, and wanting a stronger understanding of basic business law.
• serving on a Board of Directors, or plan to be, and want to understand your obligations and liailities.
• Thinking about incorporating your own business and not sure what it involves.
• Thinking about going into a business partnership, and not sure what it involves.
• Selling any product or service that could potentially result in a lawsuit against you personally.
• Wanting to upgrade your own personal life and professional career with a stronger understanding of the power of law on the job in and your life.
• wanting a quick, easy review of basic legal principles.

Target Audiences

• This course is for you if you are . . .
• launching or running your own business, and wanting a stronger understanding of basic business law.
• serving on a Board of Directors, or plan to be, and want to understand your obligations and liailities.
• Thinking about incorporating your own business and not sure what it involves.
• Thinking about going into a business partnership, and not sure what it involves.
• Selling any product or service that could potentially result in a lawsuit against you personally.
• Wanting to upgrade your own personal life and professional career with a stronger understanding of the power of law on the job in and your life.
• wanting a quick, easy review of basic legal principles.