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Issue: Should the court grant or deny the motion? Decision: The court should grant the motion in favor of the law firm.
Please give examples of Criminal Law concept relating to a current event and gives cross-over issues such as yelling at a golf match or fire in a movie theather. Free speech or criminal conduct?
Give a current event of criminal law similar to case #2, could be anything news that apply some concepts of criminal laws in it.
Write four sentences of your opinion, do you agree: quasi contracts are implied in law contracts. These are fictional contracts imposed on parties by a court in the interests of fairness and justice
What advantages and disadvantages are associated with each major business forms or how does a franchising relationship arise?
If everything is well organized it could lead to very profitable businesses and partnerships within the same "family" and keep growing as a business corporation.
Four sentences, what do you think? In the case of Bullington v. Palangio, the Bullington Construction Corporation was contracted to build a house for Palangio, before construction was completed the
Under the agreement, Modern Computers will pay for the delivery services on June 1. On May 1, is contract express, implied in fact, or implied in law? On May31, after all of the deliveries have been
As a result, Alpha's delivery of the softwareis delayed, and Beta sustains a $500,000 loss. Is Discount liable to Beta? Why or why not.
Fred edits the manuals on a contract-per manual basis and is not otherwise subject to Beta's control. Who is a principal; who is an agent; who is an employee; who is an independent contractor? pleas
The restaurant location has a need to print daily menus. Typically, the Marketing department prints all food and beverage menus for multiple locations, and sends to each location. The printing for a
Does your company (or your company's bank) have to pay Marvelous the $20,000? Why or why not? What other action could your company take to try to recoup its losses? Can your company use stop payment
Problem 1) Write a summary of the employment law called "Americans with Disablities Act." Problem 2) What are the 3 lessons from the act that help a new manager avoid legal problems?
Problem: What types of legislation is intact or in the process of becoming law dealing with protecting our privacy rights online?
Problem: Can you please explain what a nursing home's legal obligations are when dealing with the treatment of AIDS sufferers.
List three examples of changes to your personal circumstances that would need that would need to be reported to your emplayer. Give one example of a Health & Safety regulation and explain why it
Question 1: A business can be held liable under civil RICO for: A. Mailing 10,000 deceptive fliers every week for a year B. Putting false information in its website C. Undercutting its own prices to f
Problem: All lawsuits involving more than $75,000 must be heard in Federal Court. Is this a true or false statement? The Federal government regulates private business based largely on authority found
Do Judges in the United States have the power to change the law or create new laws by deciding specific disputes that are brought before them?
In order to prevail on a claim for negligence, the plaintiff must prove that the defendant intended to harm the plaintiff by a preponderance of the evidence.
He was caught with a photocopy of the alloy's formula and manufacturing method in his briefcase when he left the BUG office. Which causes of action appear likely to succeed in a civil lawsuit by BUG
Springfield Sports, Inc. is a sports equipment and memorabilia store in the state of Columbia, U.S.A. Springfield Sports sells sports trading cards and autographed photos, baseballs, bats, footballs
If Barney can prove that the shelves were defective, Barney can sue Springfield Sports in the Superior Court of Columbia and recovery his medical bills, his lost wages, and get compensation for his
If Larry can prove that the shelves were defective, Larry can sue the grocery store in the Superior Court of Columbia and recovery his medical bills, his lost wages, and get compensation for his pai
Problem 1. The philosophy that the law is nothing more than the will of the sovereign backed by the threat of force, regardless of the law's moral implications, is called: