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Under the federal arbitration act, businesses can remove any federal court case involving a dispute with an out-of-state commercial party from a judicial forum to binding arbitration regardless of whether there is a contractual agreement to arbitrate.

Trial courts have the option to determine whether to accept civil cases involving commercial parties where the court lacks subject matter jurisdiction over the claims in the case.

U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) principles referring to "corporations" apply to business partnerships, sole proprietorships, limited liability companies, and unincorporated associations.

Criminally culpable commercial bribery can occur when a competitor offers individual payment to an employee for disclosure of proprietary information even if the employee does not accept the payment.

The general principle articulated by the DOJ as part of its General Considerations of Corporate Liability provides that business entities should be subject to harsher treatment because of their artificial nature.