This report provides an overview of law and the English Legal System, focusing on its relevance to business organizations. It begins by introducing the importance of business laws in guiding business operations and achieving organizational goals within the UK legal framework. The report differentiates between unincorporated organizations (sole proprietorships and partnerships) and incorporated organizations (private and public companies), detailing their formation, management, funding, advantages, and disadvantages. It covers key aspects such as corporate trade activities, corporate legislation, and the roles of directors and company secretaries. The conclusion emphasizes the role of business law in facilitating the establishment and effective functioning of business organizations, highlighting the sources of law and the government's role in law-making. The report also touches upon dispute resolution systems and offers legal solutions and advice.