Business Law Report: Unit 7, HND in Business (Management)

This report on business law provides a comprehensive overview of key legal concepts relevant to businesses operating within the United Kingdom. It begins by defining and differentiating between common law, equity law, and legislation, outlining their origins and functions. The report then examines the roles of the Monarch, Executive, Judiciary, and Legislature within the UK government, explaining their respective powers and responsibilities. It further analyzes the Woolf reforms to the civil procedure, highlighting their impact on the justice system and dispute resolution methods. The report then delves into specific areas of business law, including company law, employment law, and contract law, defining each and providing examples. Finally, the report discusses the differences between legislation, regulations, and standards, and concludes with a case study analysis of business structures and their legal implications, including the advantages of registering as a limited liability company.