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Business Law

Third Edition   Morgan, et al., © 2009, 1160 pages

The chapters in Business Law consist of three basic parts: text, cases, and problems. The text is written in a style designed for business students and students in related disciplines. The textual material is crafted to present both the richness of the law and the dynamic interaction between law and business. To the extent possible, the focus of the writing is directed toward introducing students of today to the legal issues they will face throughout their careers.

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About the Authors

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James F. Morgan served as a faculty member within the College of Business at California State University, Chico, from 1981 until his retirement in 2020, when he was designated emeritus professor. With a juris doctor from the Martin Luther King, Jr. School of Law at the University of California, Davis, Professor Morgan is a practicing attorney licensed in California and has been admitted to the bar of a number of federal courts, including the U.S. Supreme Court. While in graduate school, Professor Morgan served as a law clerk to a judge; since becoming an attorney, he has practiced both civil litigation and transaction law. He has functioned as Judge Pro Tem for the California Superior Court.

Having taught at a law school (Business Associations and Securities Law), within a graduate school of business (Managing the Legal Environment), and at the undergraduate level within a college of business, Professor Morgan prefers teaching undergraduate students. He developed the Employment Law and the Law for the Entrepreneur courses for upper-division and graduate-level business students. Professor Morgan has taught a variety of undergraduate courses, including Business Law/Legal Environment of Business, Employment Law, Law for General Education/Personal Law, Law for the Entrepreneur, and Commercial Law. He is the recipient of university and college-level awards for outstanding teaching, service and research. In addition, Professor Morgan has been a member of the Academy of Legal Studies in Business for more than thirty years. He has served as Chair of the Department of Management, Associate Dean of the College of Business, and as University Director of Student and Program Assessment. Professor Morgan has participated in many forms of dispute resolution, including service as a commercial arbitrator in the private sector and as the university ombudsperson on his former home campus.

Professor Morgan served on the editorial board for several business and legal journals. He has authored or co-authored articles in numerous international journals, including the Labor Law Journal; Managerial Law; SAM Advanced Management Journal; International Journal of Business and Public Administration; Employee Responsibilities and Rights Journal; Journal of Business and Public Affairs; Employment Relations Today; Employee Relations Law Journal; Journal of Individual Employment Rights; Journal of Education for Business; Journal of Small Business Management; International Journal of Law and Management; and the Journal of Legal Studies Education.
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Welcome to Business Law. We believe this text is worthy of the trust you have placed in us to deliver contemporary aspects of business law in a comprehensive manner appropriate for a variety of learning styles. This book is based on a textbook, written by co-authors Peter Shedd and Robert Corley, that has enjoyed strong popularity in university and college classrooms for decades. Business Law has benefited from the expertise and experience of author James Morgan, who joins this well-established team of authors, to further update and refine the content. Upon this strong and tested foundation, we have created Business Law, which not only presents traditional principles of business law but also delves into new arenas pertaining to the interaction of law and business that are relevant for business leaders of the twenty-first century.



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