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Businesses involved in the manufacturing of products are subject to strict liability for injuries caused by "defective" products, but distributors are exempt from products liability under the doctrine of fair use.

Under state common laws, strict liability standards generally apply to all products that enter the stream of commerce.

Many businesses utilize experienced legal counsel to protect and enforce their rights relating to real property transactions, tenancy, and ownership.

Exclusion of subsurface rights, easements, and other limitations on the scope of real property rights are usually referenced on the deed or other documents of transfer at the time of purchase.

In the 2010 U.S. Supreme Court decision forCitizens United, the dissent was critical of the majority for overlooking distinctions between human speakers who are actual members of society and corporate speakers who are not.

In the early years of industrialization, U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt was a proponent of ensuring the legal rights of corporations to fund political committees and other political activities.

The Business Roundtable and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce are examples of business associations funded by large, public, for-profit corporations that have been active in U.S. political processes.