Business Law
Mastering the Law of England and Wales
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Business Law
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Limian Law Institute
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This audiobook provides a clear and structured guide to English business law, covering the core legal principles, regulatory frameworks, and practical rules that govern businesses and commercial organisations in England and Wales. Topics include business structures, partnerships, companies, incorporation, corporate personality, directors’ duties, shareholders and decision-making, corporate finance, insolvency, taxation, employment-related considerations, and the legal responsibilities involved in operating and managing a business. Designed for listeners seeking a systematic understanding of English business law, the audiobook is also aligned with key areas relevant to the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE). Rather than focusing solely on exam preparation, it explains the underlying legal principles and their practical application in a broader commercial context, making it suitable for law students, SQE candidates, legal and business professionals, and anyone interested in understanding the legal framework governing businesses in England and Wales.
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