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A collection of flashcards defining key vocabulary and concepts related to business and technology law.
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Business Crime
A non-violent offense typically involving financial manipulation or deceit within a business context, often called a 'white-collar crime'.
Compliance
Following established laws, regulations, and industry standards set for a specific business or industry.
Contract Law
Legal guidelines governing written agreements between parties that outline specific obligations and expectations.
Embezzlement
The act of illegally taking money from a company or organization for personal gain, typically by someone in a position of financial trust.
Employment Laws
Legal regulations designed to protect workers' rights, ensuring fair treatment, compensation, and working conditions.
Ethics
A set of moral principles guiding behavior and decision-making in professional and personal contexts, emphasizing fairness and integrity.
Fair Use Doctrine
Legal principle allowing limited use of copyrighted material without permission for purposes like criticism, commentary, or education.
Fraud
Intentional deception for financial or personal advantage, often involving misrepresentation of facts.
Intellectual Property
Creative works protected by law, including copyrights, patents, and trademarks.
License
Official permission to conduct business or use specific technology, often requiring compliance with established standards.
Plagiarism
Using someone else's work, ideas, or words without proper attribution or permission.
Privacy Regulations
Legal guidelines governing how organizations collect, store, and use personal information.
Technology Compliance
Ensuring digital systems and practices meet legal and ethical standards for data protection and usage.
White-Collar Crime
Non-violent criminal activities typically committed in business or professional settings, often involving financial manipulation.
Workplace Regulations
Established rules and standards governing employee treatment, safety, and professional conduct.