Employment Law - Disability Law Tort Law - Business Laws on classification of workers as independent contractors vs. employees ADR - Arbitration in Business Intellectual property - Music Groups - Pick ONE topic entire group will research submits their own four sources. Individuals - Pick ONE topic to research Submit: Part 1 - Four Sources Turn in four sources, one per post, and a two paragraph summary of each source. 1 and 2 sources that discuss the legal principles of your topic in depth (another textbook, for example - there are several on reserve at the Chabot Library, a legal dictionary, law journal, or a book on your topic) (2 sources) 3 One recent (within the past 2 years) source from a magazine that discusses the implications of your topic for business. That source can be a business magazine or legal journal (the online editions of printed magazines are acceptable sources; purely online sources are NOT). (1 source) 4 One relevant case - a published appellate course opinion - in the past 10 years that really clarifies the important factors that courts consider when deciding the cases. (1 source) Not that you can not use "Internet-only" sources unless they are .gov or .edu or findlaw.com websites. It's fine to use an online version of a published magazine. Avoid other types of websites, which will not be considered a viable source.