Fundamentals of Business Law

About the Author Margaret Barron has many years experience lecturing in the area of business law and justice studies, and is a full-time lecturer at the School of Justice Studies at Adelaide Institute of TAFE. Margaret has written extensively within the TAFE system. Margaret has a degree in law and a graduate diploma in legal practice, and is admitted as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of South Australia. Richard is employed as a full-time lecturer in the School of Justice Studies at the Adelaide Institute of TAFE. He is also employed as a reporter for the South Australian State Reports. Richard holds a degree in Laws and Arts from the University of Adelaide. He is currently undertaking a Masters in Social Science and a Graduate Diploma in Education at Charles Sturt University. Admitted as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of South Australia, Richard has worked as a solicitor in general practice. In addition, he is familiar with the practical aspects of business law having operated a small business (a bookshop). Richard has extensive experience as a legal researcher and has worked as a Research Officer with the Australian Securities Commission, Bond Investigation, the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody and as an Associate to the Right Honourable Justice Matheson, a Justice of the Supreme Court of South Australia. Product Description The fourth edition of Barron's "Fundamentals of Business Law" has been completely revised to cover recent changes in legislation. Renowned for its readability, Barron's latest edition stays true to the strengths of former editions, with its unique integrated learning system, content coverage, case studies and excellent ancillary package. Ideal for students undertaking introductory studies in business law, the text is divided into six parts: Commercial Law Principles, Contract Law, Consumer Law, Partnership and Bankruptcy Law, Employment, and Workplace Relations Law Marketing Law.