Your paper should have an original thesis statement and be supported by references to statutes, court case decisions or administrative law, facts, statistics, etc.  Since this is a business law class focus on the legal aspects of your topic.  You may use the IRAC method but are not required to do so if another form of organization is more appropriate

You may choose any topic listed on the course syllabus.  Some good topics given the current legal or regulatory environment are:

1. Bankruptcy

2. Antitrust law (especially as it relates to large technology companies such as Google, Facebook, Apple and Amazon)

3. Privacy, especially privacy and internet law, GDPR and the California Consumer Right to Privacy Law.

4. United States Federal Securities law especially laws related to hedge funds and private equity funds.

5. Piercing the corporate veil and the importance of following corporate and LLC legal formalities to avoid unlimited liability for owners.

6. Choosing a legal form of business.

7. Pure comparative negligence as practiced in California.

8. The Statute of Frauds.

9. A negligence or fraud case of your choice (Theranos, Deepwater Horizon, Opium Fraud marketing cases involving Oxycontin, the Roundup cancer case, the J&J talcum powder case.)

10. A case on federal or state tax law of individuals or business entities.

11. Legal challenges to the Affordable Care Act.

12. The role of business entities in promoting social justice with respect to racial and or gender bias in the legal system.

Reviewing enforcement sites of the SEC, EEOC, Department of Labor, Department of Commerce, Federal Trade Commission, the Economist, Justice Department or Federal Communications Commission, Bloomberg/Businessweek magazine, the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal or WestlawNext may help give you ideas.