1. Explain the importance of a “written” contract. 2. Explain the elements of a contract. 3. Describe the differences between an express and an implied contract. 4. Describe various defenses and remedies available for nonperformance of a contract. 5. Explain why and under what circumstances an employee handbook can be considered a contract. 6. …
1. Describe the objectives of tort law. 2. Discuss the distinctions among negligent torts, intentional torts, and strict liability. 3. What forms of negligence are described in this chapter? 4. How does one distinguish between negligence and malpractice? 5. What elements must be proven in order to be successful in a negligence suit? Illustrate your …
Pursuant to the chapter reading, (chapter is provided) 1. what wage and work hour protections exist for employees today? 2. Identify and explain at least three and of them, which is most important and why? 3. Explain the law regarding worker’s compensation in your home state (Georgia) when an employee is hurt on the …
FIRST OF ALL, WATCH THE VIDEO THAT I HAVE ATTACHED. after that, Pick a famous trademark. Research the trademarks progress through this link. https://www.uspto.gov Explain the steps that the trademark owner had to go through to have the trademark granted, what type of trademark it is, who owns it, how old is it and …
Analyze the Economic Espionage Act of 1996 and explain in detail how you would go about improving the legislation. Identify five types of business information that are potential targets of economic or industrial espionage and explain why they are valuable to an adversary. In the context of espionage, what are the key differences …
Summarize the case details of Malcom Alexander wrongful conviction Additionally, discuss the cause of the original wrongful conviction and what a possible solution to this problem could be
Art and Betty are neighbors and live in an agricultural area. Art just recently had built a new red barn. In late January 2004, Betty asked Art on what terms he would build a barn on her property. Art said that because he had never built a barn for hire, he would charge Betty …
Otto, an antique car dealer, is shown a 1968 Ford Shelby Cobra Mustang automobile by Devin, who just had inherited the car from his uncle. Impressed by how pristine the automobile was, Otto orally proposes that Devin give him an exclusive contract to sell the automobile. As part of the proposal, Otto represented he …
Bob is tired of working as an attorney and decides to open a pet shop. Although Bob knows nothing about dogs, he decides to specialize in retrievers. Bob calls up Dog Breeder and orders 10 Black Labrador retrievers, 10 Chocolate Labrador retrievers, and 10 Yellow Labrador retrievers. All dogs are to be pure bred and …
In Meditation V, Descartes proffers an ontological argument for God’s existence. Assess that argument and determine if you find it convincing. Then discuss if this argument is enough for him to claim in the last paragraph of Meditation VI, “For from the fact that God is not a deceiver it follows that in cases like …
