U.S.courts often intervene in the business decisions of a firm to ensure that the firm is both maximizing profits and doing social good.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

U.S. courts generally do not intervene in the business decisions of a firm unless there is a legal violation or harm to stakeholders. It is not their role to ensure that a firm is doing social good, but rather to enforce the law and protect the rights of individuals and organizations.

USCourts Often Intervene in the Business Decisions of a Firm