Through teaching and research, Michigan Ross Faculty show what it takes to become an ethical, socially responsible leader.
Today’s business world requires leaders who are ethical and understand the complex legal impact of their decisions. The Michigan Ross business law faculty can help turn you into that kind of leader.
Law plays a central role in value creation, and Michigan Ross shows you how all the different aspects of law — antitrust, contracts, corporate governance, employment, intellectual property, liability, and securities regulation — intersect when making business decisions.
Business law faculty research focuses on the role of law in promoting ethical conduct and more socially responsible behavior — values that inform your learning.
Lynda Oswald, Chair
ljoswald@umich.edu
Jen Mason, Faculty Support Administrator
masonlj@umich.edu
CHAIR: LYNDA OSWALD
Lynda J. Oswald's research focuses on intellectual and real property law issues. Her works focus primarily on liability issues in contexts such as secondary infringement liability in patent law and the personal liability of corporate officers, as well as on property rights issues arising in the context of eminent domain and regulatory takings.
Business Law at Michigan Ross
Events
Business+Impact
March 5, 2020 to March 6, 2020
8:00 am
Business Law Courses
Get details on specific courses including key required classes and electives for Michigan Ross degree programs.
Business Law Courses
Business Minor & non-Ross Undergraduate Courses
MBA Business Law Competency Requirement & Learning Objectives
Ross Thought in Action
February 12, 2020
December 6, 2019
Varied Legal and Cultural Issues Affect the Number of Women in Leadership Roles Around the World
September 10, 2019
June 11, 2019
BUSINESS LAW COURSES FOR CPA EXAM
Learn more about how Michigan Ross can prepare you to succeed in your CPA Exam.
CENTER FOR VALUE CHAIN INNOVATION
The Center for Value Chain Innovation partners with industry to promote greater innovation and excellence in value chains through interdisciplinary research, through leadership, education, and a proliferation of ideas that address critical business and societal issues.