Business Law is designed to introduce students to the legal frameworks that influence individuals, businesses, governments, and transactions at local, regional, and international levels. The course explores international business law from a global perspective, examining legal systems across various countries and focusing on topics such as contracts, corporations, capital markets, patents, intellectual property, and cross-border dispute resolution. Students will analyze landmark international cases that have shaped laws, regulations, and business practices worldwide, enhancing their comprehension of the global legal environment.

This course also addresses contemporary ethical challenges in the business world, emphasizing managers' social and environmental responsibilities and legal ethics. Students will examine how these responsibilities impact various stakeholders, including employees, customers, and the public, fostering a nuanced understanding of ethical decision-making in professional settings.

The course is exclusively taught by Elnur Eyvazov, a knowledgeable instructor with a strong grasp of the subject matter. However, his teaching methods have historically received mixed feedback from students. In previous years, some students alleged inconsistencies in grading and shared concerns about exams relying on recycled questions that were widely circulated among peers. Despite these challenges, Elnur Bey implemented significant changes starting from the Fall 2024 semester, introducing entirely new questions and improving the assessment process. These updates aim to create a fairer and more transparent evaluation system, enhancing the overall learning experience for students.

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