The best 55 Business Law books

Business Law is a complex and essential field for anyone involved in the business world. To help you navigate the legalities and responsibilities, we've curated a comprehensive book list. These books cover topics like contracts, intellectual property, and corporate governance.
Whether you're a business professional or an aspiring entrepreneur, understanding business law is crucial for success. Explore these carefully selected books to gain the knowledge and insights needed to navigate the legal landscape of the business world

The best 55 Business Law books
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Business Law Books: Overruled by Emma Chase

Overruled

Emma Chase

What's Overruled about?

Overruled by Emma Chase is a witty and steamy romance novel that follows the story of a successful lawyer, Stanton, who finds himself in a complicated love triangle. Filled with humor, passion, and unexpected twists, the book explores themes of love, friendship, and the choices we make in life.

Who should read Overruled?

  • Readers who enjoy contemporary romance with a legal twist
  • Fans of witty and charismatic characters in a romantic comedy
  • People looking for a lighthearted and entertaining escape in fiction

What's The Allure of Julian Lefray about?

The Allure of Julian Lefray by R.S. Grey is a delightful romantic comedy that follows the story of Josephine Keller, a talented fashion designer who moves to New York City to work for the renowned Lefray Designs. However, instead of working for the famous Lorena Lefray, she finds herself assisting her charming and infuriating brother, Julian. As they navigate through hilarious mishaps and undeniable chemistry, Josephine and Julian discover that love can be found in the most unexpected places.

Who should read The Allure of Julian Lefray?

  • Readers who enjoy contemporary romance with humor and wit
  • Those looking for a lighthearted and entertaining love story
  • People who appreciate well-developed and charming characters

What's Contract Drafting and Negotiation for Entrepreneurs and Business Professionals about?

Contract Drafting and Negotiation for Entrepreneurs and Business Professionals by Paul A. Swegle provides a practical guide for creating effective contracts that protect your business interests. From understanding legal terms to negotiating favorable terms, this book equips entrepreneurs and business professionals with the knowledge and skills needed to draft solid contracts and navigate successful negotiations.

Who should read Contract Drafting and Negotiation for Entrepreneurs and Business Professionals?

  • Entrepreneurs and business professionals seeking to understand the intricacies of contract law
  • Legal practitioners looking to enhance their skills in contract drafting and negotiation
  • Startups and small business owners navigating the complexities of business agreements

What's J.K. Lasser's Small Business Taxes about?

J.K. Lasser's Small Business Taxes by Barbara Weltman is a comprehensive guide to understanding and managing taxes for small businesses. It covers everything from tax planning and deductions to compliance and IRS audits. Whether you're a sole proprietor or running a small company, this book provides valuable insights and practical tips to help you navigate the complex world of small business taxes.

Who should read J.K. Lasser's Small Business Taxes?

  • Small business owners who want to understand their tax obligations
  • Entrepreneurs looking to maximize their tax deductions and credits
  • Accountants and tax professionals who advise small business clients

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Business Law Books: Taxes Made Simple by Mike Piper

Taxes Made Simple

Mike Piper

What's Taxes Made Simple about?

Taxes Made Simple by Mike Piper is a comprehensive guide that breaks down the complexities of taxes into easy-to-understand concepts. From understanding different types of income to maximizing deductions and credits, this book provides practical tips and strategies to help individuals and small business owners navigate the world of taxes with confidence.

Who should read Taxes Made Simple?

  • Individuals who want to better understand taxes and their financial obligations
  • Small business owners or self-employed individuals who need guidance on tax filing
  • Those who want to maximize their tax deductions and credits

What's Law and Ethics in the Business Environment about?

Law and Ethics in the Business Environment by Terry Halbert explores the complex relationship between legal and ethical issues in the world of business. It delves into real-life case studies and provides a comprehensive analysis of the laws and ethical considerations that shape business practices. This book is a valuable resource for students, professionals, and anyone interested in understanding the intersection of law and ethics in the business world.

Who should read Law and Ethics in the Business Environment?

  • College students studying business law or ethics
  • Entrepreneurs and business owners seeking to understand legal and ethical implications
  • Professionals looking to stay informed about the latest legal and ethical considerations in the business world

What's Every Landlord's Tax Deduction Guide about?

'Every Landlord's Tax Deduction Guide' by Stephen Fishman is a comprehensive resource for landlords looking to maximize their tax benefits. From understanding deductible expenses to utilizing depreciation and claiming home office deductions, this book provides clear explanations, real-life examples, and practical tips to help landlords navigate the complex world of tax deductions. Whether you're a seasoned landlord or new to the game, this guide will help you save money and stay in compliance with the tax laws.

Who should read Every Landlord's Tax Deduction Guide?

  • Individuals who own or are considering investing in rental properties
  • Landlords who want to maximize their tax deductions and minimize their tax liabilities
  • Real estate professionals who want to stay informed about tax laws and regulations

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Business Law Books: I've Got Your Number by Sophie Kinsella

I've Got Your Number

Sophie Kinsella

What's I've Got Your Number about?

I've Got Your Number by Sophie Kinsella is a delightful romantic comedy that revolves around a lost engagement ring and a chance encounter. When Poppy Wyatt loses her ring and her phone in quick succession, she finds a discarded phone in a bin and decides to use it. Little does she know, the phone belongs to the personal assistant of a business executive named Sam. As they start communicating through the phone, a series of hilarious and heartwarming events unfold, revealing unexpected connections and sparking a potential romance.

Who should read I've Got Your Number?

  • Readers who enjoy lighthearted romantic comedies
  • People who appreciate witty and relatable protagonists
  • Those who are looking for a feel-good and entertaining story to escape reality

What's Examples & Explanations for Contracts about?

Examples & Explanations for Contracts by Brian A. Blum is a comprehensive guide that breaks down the complexities of contract law. Through numerous examples and in-depth explanations, the book helps students understand key concepts, legal reasoning, and application of contract law principles. It's a valuable resource for law students and anyone seeking clarity on the intricacies of contract law.

Who should read Examples & Explanations for Contracts?

  • Law students seeking a comprehensive understanding of contract law
  • Legal professionals looking to refresh their knowledge or prepare for contract-related cases
  • Anyone interested in a practical and engaging approach to learning contract law

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What's Legal Writing in Plain English about?

Legal Writing in Plain English by Bryan A. Garner is a comprehensive guide that teaches lawyers and law students how to write clearly and effectively. It provides practical tips and examples to help legal professionals communicate complex legal concepts in a way that is easy for non-experts to understand. This book is a valuable resource for anyone looking to improve their legal writing skills.

Who should read Legal Writing in Plain English?

  • Lawyers and legal professionals who want to improve their writing skills
  • Law students who need practical guidance on legal writing
  • Anyone interested in learning how to communicate complex legal concepts in plain, understandable language

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Business Law Books: Dictionary of Legal Terms by Steven H. Gifis

Dictionary of Legal Terms

Steven H. Gifis

What's Dictionary of Legal Terms about?

Dictionary of Legal Terms by Steven H. Gifis is a comprehensive reference book that provides clear and concise definitions of legal terminology. It is a valuable resource for students, legal professionals, and anyone seeking to understand the language of the law.

Who should read Dictionary of Legal Terms?

  • Individuals who want to understand legal terminology and concepts
  • Law students or aspiring legal professionals
  • Business owners and professionals who need to navigate legal issues

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Business Law Books: The Tech Contracts Handbook by David W. Tollen

What's The Tech Contracts Handbook about?

The Tech Contracts Handbook by David W. Tollen provides a comprehensive guide to drafting and understanding technology contracts. Whether you're a lawyer, entrepreneur, or tech professional, this book offers practical advice and real-world examples to help you navigate the complex legal and business issues involved in technology agreements.

Who should read The Tech Contracts Handbook?

  • Technology professionals who need to understand and negotiate contracts
  • Legal professionals looking to improve their knowledge of technology contracts
  • Business owners and managers involved in purchasing or licensing technology services

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Business Law Books: Beautiful Bastard by Christina Lauren

Beautiful Bastard

Christina Lauren

What's Beautiful Bastard about?

Beautiful Bastard by Christina Lauren is a steamy romance novel that follows the story of Chloe Mills, a hardworking intern, and her arrogant boss, Bennett Ryan. As they navigate their intense and complicated relationship, they must confront their own personal demons and decide if their undeniable attraction is worth the risk.

Who should read Beautiful Bastard?

  • Readers who enjoy steamy romance novels
  • Those interested in workplace dynamics and office romances
  • People who like complex, flawed characters and intense relationships

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What's It Happened One Wedding about?

It Happened One Wedding by Julie James is a delightful romantic comedy that follows the story of Sidney Sinclair, a successful attorney who finds herself in a series of unexpected events leading up to her sister's wedding. From a chance encounter with a charming best man to a high-stakes case at work, Sidney navigates through it all with wit, humor, and a hint of romance. This book is a perfect blend of love, laughter, and a touch of legal drama.

Who should read It Happened One Wedding?

  • Those who enjoy light-hearted and witty romantic comedies
  • Readers looking for a feel-good story with a happy ending
  • People who appreciate strong and independent female protagonists

What's Venture Capital and the Finance of Innovation about?

Venture Capital and the Finance of Innovation by Andrew Metrick provides a comprehensive overview of the venture capital industry and its role in financing innovation. The book delves into the financial principles and strategies used by venture capitalists to evaluate and invest in high-growth startups. It also explores the challenges and opportunities in this dynamic field, making it a valuable resource for entrepreneurs, investors, and anyone interested in the intersection of finance and innovation.

Who should read Venture Capital and the Finance of Innovation?

  • Entrepreneurs seeking funding for their innovative ideas
  • Aspiring venture capitalists looking to understand the industry
  • Finance professionals wanting to explore the world of venture capital

What's An Attempt To Repair America's Broken Credit System about?

An Attempt To Repair America's Broken Credit System by Andre Coakley is a comprehensive guide that delves into the complexities of the credit system in the United States. The book offers practical advice and strategies for individuals looking to improve their credit scores and navigate the often confusing world of credit reports and credit bureaus. Coakley provides valuable insights and actionable steps to help readers take control of their financial health and build a solid credit foundation.

Who should read An Attempt To Repair America's Broken Credit System?

  • Individuals who want to understand and improve their credit score
  • People who have been denied credit and want to know why
  • Those who are looking to repair their credit history and financial reputation

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What's Business Law Today, the Essentials about?

Business Law Today, the Essentials by Roger LeRoy Miller provides a comprehensive overview of key legal concepts and principles that are essential for understanding the legal environment of business. The book covers a wide range of topics including contracts, torts, intellectual property, and employment law, offering real-world examples and cases to illustrate the application of these concepts in the business world.

Who should read Business Law Today, the Essentials?

  • Entrepreneurs seeking to understand the legal aspects of running a business
  • Students studying business law or related subjects
  • Small business owners looking to navigate legal issues and avoid potential pitfalls

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Business Law Books: The Legal Analyst by Ward Farnsworth

The Legal Analyst

Ward Farnsworth

What's The Legal Analyst about?

The Legal Analyst by Ward Farnsworth provides a comprehensive guide to the fundamental principles of legal reasoning and analysis. Through real-world examples and engaging explanations, Farnsworth equips readers with the tools to think like a lawyer and critically evaluate legal arguments. Whether you're a law student, legal professional, or simply interested in the intricacies of the legal system, this book offers valuable insights into the thought processes behind legal decision-making.

Who should read The Legal Analyst?

  • Law students seeking to improve their analytical skills
  • Legal professionals looking to enhance their understanding of legal reasoning
  • Individuals interested in a deeper understanding of how laws and legal systems work

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What's Start Your Own Corporation about?

Start Your Own Corporation by Garrett Sutton provides a comprehensive guide to understanding the benefits and steps of incorporating your business. From protecting your personal assets to minimizing taxes, this book offers valuable insights and practical advice for entrepreneurs looking to establish a strong legal and financial foundation for their company.

Who should read Start Your Own Corporation?

  • Entrepreneurs who want to protect their personal assets from business liabilities
  • Small business owners looking to understand the benefits and drawbacks of different corporate structures
  • Individuals interested in learning about asset protection and wealth preservation strategies

What's Your Best Business Entity For Real Estate Investing about?

Your Best Business Entity For Real Estate Investing by Michael Lantrip provides a comprehensive guide to choosing the right business entity for your real estate investments. From LLCs to S-Corps, the book breaks down the pros and cons of each structure and offers practical advice on minimizing taxes, protecting assets, and maximizing profits. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned investor, this book is a valuable resource for making informed business decisions in the real estate industry.

Who should read Your Best Business Entity For Real Estate Investing?

  • Real estate investors looking to protect their assets and minimize taxes
  • Entrepreneurs starting or expanding their real estate business
  • Individuals seeking to understand and compare different business entities for real estate investment

What's How to Raise Your Credit Score about?

How to Raise Your Credit Score by Avery Breyer provides practical tips and strategies to improve your credit rating. From understanding credit reports to building a positive credit history, this book offers step-by-step guidance to help you boost your credit score and achieve financial freedom.

Who should read How to Raise Your Credit Score?

  • Individuals who want to understand the factors that affect their credit score
  • People looking to improve their credit score and financial standing
  • Those who want to learn practical strategies for managing and repairing their credit

What's The Easy Section 609 Credit Repair Secret about?

The Easy Section 609 Credit Repair Secret by Brandon Weaver reveals a straightforward method for improving your credit score. By leveraging a little-known loophole in the Fair Credit Reporting Act, the book guides you through the process of disputing negative items on your credit report. With clear instructions and sample letters, it empowers readers to take control of their financial future.

Who should read The Easy Section 609 Credit Repair Secret?

  • Individuals who want to improve their credit score
  • People who are tired of dealing with financial limitations due to poor credit
  • Those who are looking for a simple and effective credit repair method

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Business Law Books: Improv Wisdom by Patricia Ryan Madson

Improv Wisdom

Patricia Ryan Madson

What's Improv Wisdom about?

Improv Wisdom by Patricia Ryan Madson is a delightful guide to living a more spontaneous and creative life. Drawing on her experience as a theater professor and improv performer, Madson shares practical wisdom and playful exercises to help readers embrace uncertainty, take risks, and make the most of unexpected opportunities. Whether you're looking to enhance your personal or professional life, this book offers valuable insights and a refreshing perspective on the power of improvisation.

Who should read Improv Wisdom?

  • Anyone who wants to live a more spontaneous and creative life
  • People looking to increase their confidence and ability to think on their feet
  • Professionals seeking to improve their communication and collaboration skills

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Business Law Books: To Love Jason Thorn by Ella Maise

What's To Love Jason Thorn about?

To Love Jason Thorn by Ella Maise is a heartwarming romance novel that tells the story of Olive and Jason. Childhood friends turned enemies, Olive finds herself working with Jason, who is now a famous actor. As they spend time together, old feelings resurface and they must navigate their complicated relationship. Filled with humor, love, and second chances, this book will keep you hooked until the very end.

Who should read To Love Jason Thorn?

  • Readers who enjoy romantic comedies
  • Those looking for a lighthearted and entertaining love story
  • People who appreciate witty and relatable characters

What's 101 Sample Write-Ups for Documenting Employee Performance Problems about?

101 Sample Write-Ups for Documenting Employee Performance Problems by Paul Falcone offers practical guidance and ready-to-use templates for handling difficult conversations and documenting employee performance issues. It provides clear examples and step-by-step instructions to help managers and HR professionals address problems effectively and legally.

Who should read 101 Sample Write-Ups for Documenting Employee Performance Problems?

  • Managers and supervisors responsible for employee performance management
  • Human resources professionals seeking comprehensive documentation solutions
  • Leaders who want to maintain legal compliance while addressing employee conduct and productivity

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Business Law Books: Tax Savvy for Small Business by Frederick W. Daily

Tax Savvy for Small Business

Frederick W. Daily

What's Tax Savvy for Small Business about?

Tax Savvy for Small Business by Frederick W. Daily is a comprehensive guide that helps small business owners navigate the complex world of taxes. From understanding tax laws and deductions to implementing effective tax strategies, this book offers practical advice and expert tips to minimize tax liabilities and maximize savings. Whether you're a sole proprietor, freelancer, or small business owner, this book will empower you to make informed financial decisions and stay tax compliant.

Who should read Tax Savvy for Small Business?

  • Small business owners who want to navigate tax laws and regulations effectively
  • Entrepreneurs looking to maximize tax deductions and minimize tax liabilities
  • Individuals who want to understand their tax obligations and avoid common pitfalls

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Business Law Books: The Color of Money by Mehrsa Baradaran

The Color of Money

Mehrsa Baradaran

What's The Color of Money about?

The Color of Money by Mehrsa Baradaran delves into the history of racial inequality in the United States through the lens of banking and financial systems. It explores how government policies and banking practices have perpetuated wealth disparities between white and black Americans, and offers thought-provoking insights into the ongoing challenges of economic justice.

Who should read The Color of Money?

  • Individuals interested in understanding the history and impact of racial wealth disparities
  • Entrepreneurs and business owners looking to support and invest in minority-owned businesses
  • Policy makers and advocates seeking to address systemic economic inequalities

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Business Law Books: Nolo's Essential Guide to Buying Your First Home by Ann O'Connell, Ilona Bray J.D.

Nolo's Essential Guide to Buying Your First Home

Ann O'Connell, Ilona Bray J.D.

What's Nolo's Essential Guide to Buying Your First Home about?

Nolo's Essential Guide to Buying Your First Home by Ann O'Connell and Ilona Bray J.D. is a comprehensive resource for first-time homebuyers. It covers everything from understanding the housing market and financing options to navigating the legal and practical aspects of purchasing a home. With practical tips and real-life examples, this book empowers readers to make informed decisions throughout the home-buying process.

Who should read Nolo's Essential Guide to Buying Your First Home?

  • First-time homebuyers looking for expert advice
  • Those who want to understand the entire home buying process
  • People who want to make informed decisions and avoid common pitfalls

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Business Law Books: Getting to Maybe by Jeremy R. Paul, Richard Michael Fischl

Getting to Maybe

Jeremy R. Paul, Richard Michael Fischl

What's Getting to Maybe about?

Getting to Maybe (1999) by Jeremy R. Paul and Richard Michael Fischl is a thought-provoking book that challenges the conventional way of thinking. It delves into the complexities of decision-making and problem-solving, offering insights and strategies to navigate uncertain situations. Through real-life examples and practical advice, the book encourages readers to embrace ambiguity and adopt a more open-minded approach to achieving success.

Who should read Getting to Maybe?

  • Law students looking to improve their exam performance and critical thinking skills
  • Professionals in legal or related fields seeking to enhance their problem-solving abilities
  • Individuals interested in understanding the complexities of legal reasoning and decision making

What's The In-Case-of-Emergency Workbook about?

The In-Case-of-Emergency Workbook by Vicki Hinze is a comprehensive guide to preparing for unexpected situations. Filled with practical tips and worksheets, this book helps you organize important information such as medical records, financial details, and emergency contacts. It's a must-read for anyone who wants to ensure their loved ones are taken care of in times of crisis.

Who should read The In-Case-of-Emergency Workbook?

  • Individuals who want to be prepared for unexpected emergencies
  • Adults looking to organize important personal and financial information
  • Families who want to ensure their loved ones have vital information readily available in case of crisis

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Business Law Books: Copyrighteous by Diana Gill

Copyrighteous

Diana Gill

What's Copyrighteous about?

Copyrighteous by Diana Gill is a comprehensive guide that demystifies copyright law and empowers creators to navigate the complex world of intellectual property. With practical advice and real-life examples, Gill explores the principles of fair use, public domain, and creative commons, offering valuable insights for artists, writers, educators, and anyone seeking to protect their work while respecting the rights of others.

Who should read Copyrighteous?

  • Teachers and educators who want to understand copyright law and its impact on their work

  • Curriculum designers and instructional materials creators looking to navigate copyright issues

  • Students and researchers who need to properly cite and use copyrighted materials


What's 101 Sample Write-Ups for Documenting Employee Performance Problems about?

101 Sample Write-Ups for Documenting Employee Performance Problems by Paul Falcone provides practical and effective templates for addressing various performance issues in the workplace. From attendance problems to poor work quality, this book offers step-by-step guidance on how to document and communicate performance concerns with employees. It is a valuable resource for managers and HR professionals seeking to handle difficult conversations with clarity and fairness.

Who should read 101 Sample Write-Ups for Documenting Employee Performance Problems?

  • Human resources professionals and managers who need to address employee performance problems

  • Individuals looking to improve their communication and documentation skills in the workplace

  • People who want practical and customizable templates for addressing various performance issues


What's An Attempt To Repair America's Broken Credit System about?

An Attempt to Repair America's Broken Credit System by Andre Coakley delves into the flaws and complexities of the current credit system in the United States. Through extensive research and analysis, Coakley offers practical solutions and reforms to address the issues of credit reporting, scoring, and lending practices. This thought-provoking book aims to empower individuals and policymakers to create a fair and transparent credit system for all.

Who should read An Attempt To Repair America's Broken Credit System?

  • Individuals who want to improve their credit score and financial health

  • People who have been denied credit or loans due to their credit history

  • Those looking to understand the complexities of the credit reporting and scoring system


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What's Business Law Today, the Essentials about?

Business Law Today, the Essentials by Roger LeRoy Miller provides a comprehensive overview of key legal concepts and principles relevant to the business world. It covers topics such as contracts, torts, intellectual property, and employment law, offering practical insights and real-world examples. Whether you're a business student or a professional, this book is a valuable resource for understanding the legal framework within which businesses operate.

Who should read Business Law Today, the Essentials?

  • Business owners and entrepreneurs who want to understand the legal aspects of running a company

  • Students studying business or law who need a comprehensive overview of business law

  • Legal professionals looking for a practical and accessible reference guide to business law


What's Contract Drafting and Negotiation for Entrepreneurs and Business Professionals about?

Contract Drafting and Negotiation for Entrepreneurs and Business Professionals provides a comprehensive guide to creating and negotiating contracts that protect your business interests. Written by Paul A. Swegle, a seasoned attorney and business advisor, this book offers practical tips, real-life examples, and customizable templates to help you navigate the complexities of contract law and achieve favorable outcomes in your business deals.

Who should read Contract Drafting and Negotiation for Entrepreneurs and Business Professionals?

  • Entrepreneurs and business professionals who want to understand the intricacies of contract law

  • Legal professionals looking to improve their contract drafting and negotiation skills

  • Small business owners who want to protect their interests and minimize legal risks in their contracts


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Business Law Books: Dictionary of Legal Terms by Steven H. Gifis

Dictionary of Legal Terms

Steven H. Gifis

What's Dictionary of Legal Terms about?

Dictionary of Legal Terms by Steven H. Gifis is a comprehensive guide to the language of law. It provides clear and concise explanations of legal terminology, making it an invaluable resource for students, professionals, and anyone dealing with legal matters. From common terms to more obscure concepts, this book demystifies the complex world of law.

Who should read Dictionary of Legal Terms?

  • Individuals who want to understand legal jargon and concepts

  • Law students or paralegals looking to expand their knowledge

  • Business professionals navigating legal documents and contracts


What's Examples & Explanations for Contracts about?

Examples & Explanations for Contracts by Brian A. Blum provides a comprehensive and easy-to-understand overview of contract law. Through hypothetical examples and clear explanations, this book helps students grasp the fundamental principles of contracts and apply them to real-world scenarios. It is an essential resource for law students and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of contract law.

Who should read Examples & Explanations for Contracts?

  • Law students seeking a clear and concise explanation of contract law concepts

  • Individuals looking to supplement their class lectures and casebook readings with practical examples

  • Professionals in need of a refresher on contract law principles


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Business Law Books: Getting to Maybe by Richard Michael Fischl

Getting to Maybe

Richard Michael Fischl

What's Getting to Maybe about?

Getting to Maybe by Richard Michael Fischl explores the art of making decisions in uncertain situations. It delves into the complexities of decision-making and offers insights on how to navigate through ambiguity and achieve successful outcomes. Drawing on real-life examples and psychological research, the book provides practical strategies for embracing uncertainty and turning it into an advantage.

Who should read Getting to Maybe?

  • Law students who want to improve their exam performance

  • Professionals seeking to enhance their critical thinking and problem-solving skills

  • Anyone interested in understanding the complexities of legal reasoning and analysis


What's How to Raise Your Credit Score about?

How to Raise Your Credit Score by Avery Breyer is a comprehensive guide to improving your credit score. It provides practical tips and strategies to help you understand the factors that affect your score and take steps to increase it. Whether you have a low credit score or just want to maintain a good one, this book offers valuable insights to help you achieve your financial goals.

Who should read How to Raise Your Credit Score?

  • Individuals who want to understand the factors that impact their credit score

  • People who are looking to improve their creditworthiness and financial opportunities

  • Those who want to learn practical strategies for raising their credit score


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Business Law Books: I've Got Your Number by Sophie Kinsella

I've Got Your Number

Sophie Kinsella

What's I've Got Your Number about?

I've Got Your Number by Sophie Kinsella is a delightful romantic comedy that follows the story of Poppy Wyatt, who loses her engagement ring and her phone in quick succession. When she finds a discarded phone in a bin, she decides to use it temporarily. Little does she know that the phone belongs to the assistant of a successful businessman, and their lives become unexpectedly intertwined. Full of humor, witty banter, and a touch of romance, this book is a fun and lighthearted read.

Who should read I've Got Your Number?

  • Readers who enjoy lighthearted and humorous romantic comedies

  • Individuals looking for a fun and entertaining escape from everyday life

  • Those who appreciate a quirky and relatable protagonist


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Business Law Books: Improv Wisdom by Patricia Ryan Madson

Improv Wisdom

Patricia Ryan Madson

What's Improv Wisdom about?

Improv Wisdom by Patricia Ryan Madson is a delightful guide to applying the principles of improvisation to everyday life. Through engaging stories and practical exercises, Madson teaches us to embrace spontaneity, trust our instincts, and cultivate a mindset of "yes, and" to navigate life's uncertainties with creativity and joy.

Who should read Improv Wisdom?

  • Individuals seeking to embrace spontaneity and creativity in their personal and professional lives

  • People looking to overcome fear and perfectionism by learning to improvise and adapt

  • Those interested in developing better communication and collaboration skills through the principles of improvisation


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What's It Happened One Wedding about?

It Happened One Wedding by Julie James is a delightful romantic comedy that follows the story of Sidney Sinclair, a successful attorney who finds herself in an unexpected romance with a charming and persistent best man, Vaughn Roberts. Filled with witty banter, sizzling chemistry, and a touch of mystery, this book will keep you hooked until the very end.

Who should read It Happened One Wedding?

  • Readers who enjoy contemporary romance novels

  • Those looking for a lighthearted and entertaining love story

  • People interested in exploring the dynamics of relationships and personal growth


What's Law and Ethics in the Business Environment about?

Law and Ethics in the Business Environment by Terry Halbert provides a comprehensive overview of the legal and ethical challenges faced by businesses today. It explores various real-life case studies and offers practical guidance on how to navigate complex legal and ethical issues in the business world. This book is essential reading for anyone looking to understand the intersection of law and ethics in a corporate setting.

Who should read Law and Ethics in the Business Environment?

  • Business professionals and managers looking to navigate legal and ethical challenges in the workplace

  • Students studying business law or ethics

  • Anyone interested in understanding the intersection of law and ethics in a business context


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What's Legal Writing in Plain English about?

Legal Writing in Plain English by Bryan A. Garner provides practical tips and strategies for lawyers and law students to improve their writing. The book emphasizes the importance of clarity and simplicity in legal writing, offering guidance on how to convey complex legal concepts in a way that is easy for all readers to understand.

Who should read Legal Writing in Plain English?

  • Law students or aspiring lawyers who want to improve their legal writing skills

  • Legal professionals who want to communicate more effectively with clients and colleagues

  • Anyone who needs to write clear and persuasive legal documents, such as contracts, briefs, or memos


What's Nolo's Essential Guide to Buying Your First Home about?

Nolo's Essential Guide to Buying Your First Home by Ilona Bray is a comprehensive resource for first-time homebuyers. It covers everything from understanding the real estate market to getting a mortgage and closing the deal. With practical advice and step-by-step guidance, this book helps readers navigate the complex process of purchasing a home.

Who should read Nolo's Essential Guide to Buying Your First Home?

  • First-time homebuyers who want to navigate the complex process with confidence

  • Individuals seeking practical advice on finding, financing, and closing on their first home

  • Those who want to avoid common pitfalls and make informed decisions throughout the homebuying journey


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Business Law Books: Overruled by Emma Chase

Overruled

Emma Chase

What's Overruled about?

Overruled by Emma Chase is a witty and steamy novel that follows the story of a charming and confident lawyer named Stanton Shaw. When his high school sweetheart, Jenny, re-enters his life, Stanton finds himself in a complicated love triangle. Filled with humor, romance, and unexpected twists, this book explores the complexities of relationships and the power of following your heart.

Who should read Overruled?

  • Readers who enjoy contemporary romance novels with a legal twist

  • Those looking for a light and entertaining read with humor and relatable characters

  • People interested in exploring the complexities of modern relationships and the challenges of love and career


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What's Start Your Own Corporation about?

Start Your Own Corporation by Garrett Sutton provides a comprehensive guide to understanding the benefits and intricacies of forming a corporation for your business. From liability protection to tax advantages, this book offers valuable insights and practical advice for entrepreneurs and small business owners looking to establish and grow their own corporation.

Who should read Start Your Own Corporation?

  • Entrepreneurs and small business owners who want to understand the benefits of incorporating their business

  • Individuals looking to protect their personal assets from business liabilities

  • People who want to learn about different corporate structures and how to choose the right one for their needs


What's The Allure of Julian Lefray about?

The Allure of Julian Lefray is a delightful romantic comedy by R.S. Grey. When Josephine Keller moves to New York City to start a new job, she never expects to work for the charming and handsome Julian Lefray. As they navigate the world of high fashion and office politics, Josephine and Julian find themselves drawn to each other in unexpected ways. With witty banter and sizzling chemistry, this book is a fun and heartwarming read.

Who should read The Allure of Julian Lefray?

  • Readers who enjoy romantic comedies

  • Fans of enemies-to-lovers romance

  • People looking for a lighthearted and entertaining read


What's The Easy Section 609 Credit Repair Secret about?

The Easy Section 609 Credit Repair Secret by Brandon Weaver is a comprehensive guide that demystifies the process of repairing your credit. Through step-by-step instructions and insider tips, the book reveals a little-known loophole in the Fair Credit Reporting Act that allows you to dispute and remove negative items from your credit report. With this powerful knowledge, you can take control of your financial future and improve your credit score.

Who should read The Easy Section 609 Credit Repair Secret?

  • Individuals looking to repair their credit and improve their financial situation

  • People who want to understand their rights under the Fair Credit Reporting Act

  • Those who are willing to take action and follow a step-by-step credit repair process


What's The In-Case-of-Emergency Workbook about?

The In-Case-of-Emergency Workbook by Vicki Hinze is a comprehensive guide to preparing for unexpected emergencies. Filled with practical tips and worksheets, this book helps you organize important information such as medical history, insurance policies, and legal documents. It's a must-read for anyone who wants to ensure their loved ones are taken care of during challenging times.

Who should read The In-Case-of-Emergency Workbook?

  • Individuals who want to ensure their loved ones have access to important information in case of emergency

  • Those who want to organize and document their personal, financial, and medical details for peace of mind

  • People who understand the importance of being prepared for unexpected situations


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Business Law Books: The Legal Analyst by Ward Farnsworth

The Legal Analyst

Ward Farnsworth

What's The Legal Analyst about?

The Legal Analyst by Ward Farnsworth offers a fascinating exploration of the principles and techniques used in legal analysis. Through engaging examples and clear explanations, the book delves into the ways in which lawyers and judges approach legal issues, helping readers develop a deeper understanding of the law and its application.

Who should read The Legal Analyst?

  • Law students or aspiring lawyers who want to improve their critical thinking skills

  • Legal professionals looking to enhance their analytical abilities

  • Anyone interested in understanding the principles and reasoning behind legal decisions


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Business Law Books: The Tech Contracts Handbook by David W. Tollen

What's The Tech Contracts Handbook about?

The Tech Contracts Handbook by David W. Tollen provides a comprehensive guide to drafting, negotiating, and understanding technology contracts. It covers key legal and business issues related to software licenses, cloud computing agreements, and other IT contracts. With practical tips and sample contract language, this book is an essential resource for lawyers, contract managers, and anyone involved in technology transactions.

Who should read The Tech Contracts Handbook?

  • Legal professionals and contract managers seeking to draft, negotiate, and understand technology contracts

  • Business owners and executives involved in purchasing or selling technology products and services

  • Entrepreneurs and startups navigating the complexities of software licensing and cloud computing agreements


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Business Law Books: To Love Jason Thorn by Ella Maise

What's To Love Jason Thorn about?

To Love Jason Thorn by Ella Maise is a captivating romance novel that tells the story of Olive Taylor and her childhood crush, Jason Thorn. When Olive reconnects with Jason years later, she finds herself falling for him all over again. Filled with humor, heartwarming moments, and undeniable chemistry, this book explores the complexities of love and second chances.

Who should read To Love Jason Thorn?

  • Readers who enjoy contemporary romance novels

  • Fans of friends-to-lovers and second-chance romance stories

  • Those looking for a light-hearted and heartwarming read with a touch of humor


What's Venture Capital and the Finance of Innovation about?

Venture Capital and the Finance of Innovation by Andrew Metrick provides a comprehensive overview of the venture capital industry and its role in financing innovation. The book delves into the key concepts, strategies, and challenges involved in venture capital investment, offering valuable insights for entrepreneurs, investors, and anyone interested in understanding the dynamics of startup funding.

Who should read Venture Capital and the Finance of Innovation?

  • Investors and entrepreneurs seeking to understand the intricacies of venture capital and innovation finance

  • Finance professionals looking to expand their knowledge of valuation methods and investment strategies

  • Students and academics studying the intersection of finance, technology, and entrepreneurship


What's Your Best Business Entity For Real Estate Investing about?

Your Best Business Entity for Real Estate Investing by Michael Lantrip provides a comprehensive guide to choosing the right business structure for your real estate investment ventures. From LLCs to S-Corps, the book offers valuable insights and practical tips to help you maximize profits and protect your assets. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting out, this book is a must-read for anyone looking to succeed in the real estate market.

Who should read Your Best Business Entity For Real Estate Investing?

  • Real estate investors who want to protect their assets and maximize their profits

  • Business owners looking to understand the best entity structure for their real estate investments

  • Individuals who want to learn about the legal and tax implications of different business entities in real estate


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 FAQs 

What's the best Business Law book to read?

While choosing just one book about a topic is always tough, many people regard Overruled as the ultimate read on Business Law.

What are the Top 10 Business Law books?

Blinkist curators have picked the following:
  • Overruled by Emma Chase
  • The Allure of Julian Lefray by R.S. Grey
  • Contract Drafting and Negotiation for Entrepreneurs and Business Professionals by Paul A. Swegle
  • J.K. Lasser's Small Business Taxes by Barbara Weltman
  • Taxes Made Simple by Mike Piper
  • Law and Ethics in the Business Environment by Terry Halbert
  • Every Landlord's Tax Deduction Guide by Stephen Fishman
  • I've Got Your Number by Sophie Kinsella
  • Examples & Explanations for Contracts by Brian A. Blum
  • Legal Writing in Plain English by Bryan A. Garner

Who are the top Business Law book authors?

When it comes to Business Law, these are the authors who stand out as some of the most influential:
  • Emma Chase
  • R.S. Grey
  • Paul A. Swegle
  • Barbara Weltman
  • Mike Piper