Business, Bank and Consumer Contracts

The course aims to provide students with a theoretical and practical framework for the private regulation of business, consumer and banking contracts. Specifically, the course aims to enable students to:
Acquire knowledge and understanding of the methods and purposes by which contract law regulates business activities in general, with specific reference to consumer contracts and the banking context;
Develop the ability to critically address legal issues related to business contracting through the re-elaboration of the concepts learned;
Strengthen the technical language related to the subject matter;
Connect various topics to develop proposals for solving concrete cases, also through case-based lessons conducted with active student participation.

By the end of the course, students will have:
Achieved adequate knowledge and effective understanding of the institutions analyzed and learned the specific function of each;
Developed analytical skills that allow them to frame cases, interpret regulations, and apply them to concrete situations;
Acquired communicative and expository skills that enable them to express their knowledge with mastery of legal language, coherent argumentation, and systematic rigor;
Gained an in-depth knowledge of the topics covered in class, enabling them to independently expand and update the acquired competencies.