In order to make their arguments and win cases, lawyers and legal teams spend a lot of their time researching. By locating laws or previous court rulings, they can more successfully convince judges and jurors to favor their clients. These research skills, however, are not limited to the courtroom.

The ability to locate valuable information is a skill that is highly sought after in almost any field of work. People who have honed their research skills are more likely to find lower prices on material goods, recruit the right people to join their team, understand the needs of customers, and predict the behavior of markets and consumers.

you will expand your research skills by locating sources that support business law topics. You can carry these skills with you and continue to develop them throughout this course, in other courses in this program, and beyond. Select a topic related to business law. This could be anything from contract law, to patents, to environmental regulations, et cetera.