Contemporary Canadian Business Law: Principles and Cases (McGraw-Hill series in psychology)

The objective of Contemporary Canadian Business Law is to inform and educate business law students who will need to identify when legal advice may be required.

Students taking undergraduate business law courses are unlikely to become lawyers and are more interested in applying the principles to situations commonly found in the contemporary business world. Instructors look for a text which speaks to their students as business students rather than as potential law students.

Contemporary Canadian Business Law is relevant to business students through the inclusion of pedagogical elements such as Case in Point, Business Law in practice, Front Page Law boxes and A Question of Ethics boxes. The currency of the features helps to engage students by demonstrating how certain situations will tie directly to their business lives.