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Ginny Morris applied for a job as an executive assistant to the president of a software firm. She received high evaluations.
What reasons do you think the court used to justify its decision? Trosper v. Armstrong Wood Products, Inc., 273 S.W.3d 598 (Tenn. 2008).
Julie Krenzke worked as a financial services manager for Lindsay Lexus from March 2002 until October 2004. Krenzke was very good at her job when she was present
Sabrina Polkey worked for Transtecs Corporation, a military contractor that operated a mailroom at a navel base.
Jumping Jills, Inc., was a corporation that provided trampolines for the use of the public.
Alder, Svingos, and Shaw owned an equal number of shares in a corporation that was organized to run a restaurant.
AstroStar, Inc., has a board of directors consisting of three members (Eckhart, Dolan, and Macero) and has approximately 500 shareholders.
Kline was both president and one of two directors of Fayes, Inc. The business, the ladies’ readyto-wear department of a department store.
In February 1998, Robert Phansalkar, a Wall Street executive, joined a small merchant banking firm, Anderson Weinroth & Company (AWC).
WMI Corporation was initially financed primarily by loans from Wells Fargo. Early on, the company got into deep financial difficulties.
A Westbury Properties, Inc., and others (collectively, the Westbury Group) owned, managed, and developed real property.
Harry Hoaas and Larry Griffiths were shareholders in Grand Casino, Inc. which owned and operated a casino in Watertown, South Dakota.
Outline the differences between productive and counterproductive conflicts. Select an example for each type (productive and counterproductive) of conflict
Explain the distinction between executive administrative agencies and independent administrative agencies.
- Identified the conflict styles and tactics involved in specific conflicts. - Analyzed how groups and individuals react during conflict.
Describe how the legislative branch of government checks the power of administrative agencies.
Show only that the standard reduced the risk of illness to an extent that was technologically and economically feasible.
Under the Clean Air Act, the EPA can regulate gasoline additions if they “endanger the public welfare.”
Home Box Office (HBO) argued that these rules were arbitrary and capricious and that they discriminated against cable companies.
In 1969, the secretary of transportation approved a plan to extend an interstate highway through Overton Park in Memphis, Tennessee.
The FTC instituted proceedings against the Soft Drink Bottling Company, alleging violations of laws prohibiting unfair methods of competition.
Dunn and Welch both appeared to operate Ruidoso Downs Feed Concession. Dunn sought to obtain credit for Ruidoso Downs from Anderson Hay and Grain Company.
Bron, Arthur, and David formed a partnership for the purpose of betting on boxing matches. Bron and Arthur would become friendly with various boxers.
Hugo and Charles were brothers who did business as partners for several years. When Hugo died, Charles was appointed administrator of his estate
Was the relationship between Charlie and Mack a partnership? Is Mack entitled to Charlie’s “share”? Explain.