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Business Law
Introduction
If you ever considerate of becoming a business Lawyer or you are fascinates in Business, then this article may interested you. You will learn the basics of Business Law and also everything relate to this career. Like, where the business lawyer work or how much the make per year and the most important what is required to become a business lawyer. We will also discuss the training for a possible career, what you need and how business law can help to make a big difference and protect people and business.
What is it like to be business lawyer?
It's very hard and you are always busy.
What do business lawyers do?
Business lawyers help keep companies running and growing by overseeing their legal ins and outs. They help with the Employment considerations because new businesses need to know how to manage employees. Business law is also important in regard to immigration law because some time companies need employees from oversea, it is here to handle the federation immigration law. They also manage the sales of consumer goods, contract drafting and negotiations, Anti-trust, Intellectual Property, Taxes, and Bankruptcy.
What do business lawyers do on a typical day?
Business lawyers help decision makers weigh the pros and cons of each entity when they’re starting a business. They help to educate the business founders in the law in order to help them choose the entity that is in their best interests. Then, they help them file the paperwork to formally start the business.
Where do business lawyers work?
Business lawyers can work in the in-house legal department of a company, also for his own office and different law firms (private also).
How can I become business lawyer?
The education path to becoming a business lawyer is long, requiring passage of law school and the bar exam. Law schools applicants must take the Law School Admission Test (LSAT) and submit their scores with their applications. Admission to law school is very competitive and it may depend on an applicant's GPA and LSAT score. Law education requires at least three years of school, after those three years are complete, you will graduate and have a Juris Doctor Degree. And that is fundamental to become a lawyer. You can take the commercial law side, a Sales course covers statutes that govern the purchase and sale of goods, You should also take a course in Contract Drafting, which teaches a vitally important skill for the business lawyer.
How much money do business lawyers make?
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, lawyers earned an average salary of $144,230 as of May 2018.
What kinds of additional training do business lawyers need?
For an additional training, you can complete elective classes in business law and that may increase knowledge of the field. Elective business Law classes may cover topics like commercial paper, insurance law, deals, mergers and acquisitions, contract drafting, and partnerships. Or you can also volunteer at a business law clinic. In these clinics, some of which may focus on business law, students are provided with hands-on experience managing business law disputes. But also, students also do not need an extensive business background in their undergraduate program of study to become a business lawyer it is really up to each and other and the desire to deepen your knowledge.
What are the dangers of being business lawyer?
Being a lawyer in general have some disadvantages that may be dangerous for the psychology health. The stress surrounding the profession of lawyer can be caused by the lack of sleep because lawyers do longer hours to guarantee their place in this competitive environment. Stress can be caused by the law school debt, the tuition at even mediocre law schools can reach well-over $40,000 annually. That stress has a major negative impact in our body, we have to be careful.
What are the chances that business lawyers will be replaced by robots soon?
Technology is always evolving, that have been said the market trend toward commoditization threatens to swallow jobs as lawyers are replaced by technology to deliver legal services more cheaply and efficiently.
What age do business lawyers retire at?
Most of the lawyers retire et 65 years old. After retirement, a business lawyer can write his memoir, a book or can give conferences about his career.
Conclusion
For now, I am a Cegep student at Montmorency College in Administration, and hopefully I will go to university in business law to become a business lawyer for a company or if I can I will love to have my own firm.
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Introduction link: https://yorvinenoubeth-blog.blogspot.com/2020/09/about-me.html
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Screencast link: https://yorvinenoubeth-blog.blogspot.com/2020/10/screencast.html
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Wednesday, October 7, 2020
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Free Grammar Checker
Introduction
Hello everyone, my name is Yorvine Noubeth, I'm a college student at Montmorency College and in today video's I will share with you a fantastic free grammar checker that can help you with your different texts. For those who don't know about my virtual writing tutor, is a site where you can do a lot of things that can help to correct your writing. I will just explain how the site works and share with all you the difference options it contains.
Hey it's me again, as an ESF student, English is my second language, so I tend to do a lot of vocabulary and grammatical errors, I have difficulties with the pronunciation of some English words and I don't want to lose all of my points because of those errors. For sure is embarrassing to give a work full of errors that's why I opt for my virtual writing tutor a free online grammar checker website that helps writers to count words, check spelling, check grammar and punctuation, check paraphrasing, improve word choice, self-assess the use of target structures, and master English pronunciation. This tool will allow you to have better grades by improving your English writing because of course we all want to succeed at school.
The Problem
After graduation, we will eventually find a work based on our different field of study, and in that work we will have to know the vocabulary of that specific field to communicate with customers or co-workers in English. And also if it happens that we have to write emails in English to the boss or someone else related to the work that emails have to be more than correct.
If the email is full of errors for example, first is really unprofessional because as employee we represent the company and the company will lose credibility.
Imagine that happens to you, you contact the customer service of a certain company by email, and they respond to you with an email full of errors, I'm pretty sure you wouldn't be happy because you took your time to write a convenient email.
I know it is frustrating to communicate with a different language than our mother tongue, in few minutes I will show you how to use that tool to improve your English writing and speaking but mostly how to correct you errors.
The Quest
First, open your browser. Type this URL (my virtual writing tutor) into the address bar and hit enter. If you typed the URL correctly, you will see this page and choose the second link.
In the top left corner of the screen you will see the logo of the website and below the logo you see the navigation menu where you can find the different option of the website, in the top right corner of the screen you have the setting's menu where you can find the explanation of the different tools of the website. For example click on "spell checker" it will lead you at the bottom of the screen and it explains that the misspelled words are underlined in red so that you can really see the type of error you are making. On navigation menu you have all the options you pull this for more option like... in the middle of the screen you have text area, where you can copy paste you text or click on the microphone icon to talk.
The Solution
The Conclusion
So, if you are an ESF student like me or English is your second language, that's how you can proceed to correct your errors, I promised I would show you how to manage your different English difficulties and I did it by using the website my virtual writing tutor.
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Thursday, September 17, 2020
My Social Sciences Administration profile glossary.
My Social Sciences Administration profile glossary
Hey there! My name is Yorvine Noubeth, I am a cegep student who live in Montreal. I have been studying Social Sciences administration profile for almost 2 years now at the Montmorency College in Laval. The field of study that I hope to do at university is Business Law. This glossary is for everyone who wants to know more about the filed especially business law students and new students in administration who want to explore different fields relate to their program. This glossary contains basic business law notions that can help to learn the Business Law vocabulary by learning different definitions and meanings of different words.
- board
- noun
- A group of people constituted as the decision-making body of an organization.
- Example: This is a problem, and I believe there is little difference of opinion that wherever possible a local school BOARD should devise and effect a plan of desegregation.
- en: conseil
- consumer protection
- noun
- Is the practice of safeguarding buyers of goods and services, and the public, against unfair practices in the marketplace.
- Example: It was not until the establishment of The UK consumer protection Act 1987 to obtain the similar outcome with USA.
- en: la protection des consommateurs
- contract
- verb
- Enter into a formal and legally binding agreement.
- Example: The local authority will contract with a wide range of agencies to provide services.
- en: Contrat
- corporation
- noun
- A company or group of people authorized to act as a single entity (legally a person) and recognized as such in law.
- Example: In sharp contrast, the circumstances faced by Merseyside Development CORPORATION (MDC) could hardly have been less propitious.
- en: Corporation
- enterprise
- noun
- A business or a company.
- Example: These results reinforce the role of the design-development team as a source of value creation in the ENTERPRISE.
- en: entreprise
- intellectual property
- noun
- A work or invention that is the result of creativity, such as a manuscript or a design, to which one has rights and for which one may apply for a patent, copyright, trademark, etc.
- Example: If a developer inadvertently uses a piece of source code that is protected by a third party patent, then his or her company and customers may be exposed to intellectual property lawsuits.
- en: propriété intellectuelle
- Law
- noun
- The system of rules which a particular country or community recognizes as regulating the actions of its members and which it may enforce by the imposition of penalties.
- Example: They were taken to court for breaking the law.
- en: Loi
- Liability
- noun
- The state of being responsible for something, especially by law.
- Example: The partners accept unlimited liability for any risks they undertake.
- en: Responsabilité
- partnership
- noun
- A business or firm owned and run by two or more partners.
- Example: The band has maintained a successful partnership for 10 years.
- en: Partenariat
- shareholder
- noun
- An owner of shares in a company.
- Example: Weak SHAREHOLDER rights reduce these incentives and should be offset by higher equity incentives or a lower level of compensation.
- en: actionnaire
