What is the difference between corporate law and commercial law?

Corporate law is the law about the legal rights of a company. It applies to companies that have shareholders and are legally bound by contracts. Commercial law concerns the legal rights of individuals and other businesses. It applies to companies that are not legally bound by contracts and are not owned by shareholders.

What is commercial law?

Commercial law is the body of law that governs contracts, sales, mergers, acquisitions, and other business dealings. It is a separate legal field, distinct from different types of law, such as criminal and family law. As a business owner, you may be interested in becoming a lawyer.

What is International Business & Commercial Law?

This International Business and Commercial Law course will introduce you to the theory and practice of international business regulation in a globalised world. Your studies will cover both legal and financial aspects, giving you a well-rounded qualification which will enhance your ability to work as a legal expert in multinational corporations.