• Q : Accounting equation of the proprietorship of lynn greenspan....
    Business Law and Ethics :

    Analyze the effects of the preceding events on the accounting equation of the proprietorship of Lynn Greenspan, Attorney.

  • Q : Lodging expenses against gambling winnings....
    Business Law and Ethics :

    If Dr. Green's gambling activities do not qualify as a trade or business, can he deduct his gambling-related travel and lodging expenses against his gambling winnings?

  • Q : Protect the tangible property rights of the organization....
    Business Law and Ethics :

    What actions should a manager in the selected industry take to identify and protect the tangible property rights of the organization?

  • Q : Cost of health care with aids....
    Business Law and Ethics :

    Business & HIV/AIDS: The Cost of health care with Aids. I need to define the business angle. What aspects of business do we look to? What is the business of development to treatment, and the abi

  • Q : How title vii has impacted employment practices....
    Business Law and Ethics :

    How Title VII has impacted employment practices and what managers and organization must do to prevent liability.

  • Q : Drafted a promissory note and forged signature....
    Business Law and Ethics :

    Forger drafted a promissory note and forged Fred's signature on it. Before he could do anything with it, Thief stole it and transferred it to Commercial Loan Co., for value.

  • Q : Doctrine of sovereign immunity....
    Business Law and Ethics :

    The defendant country claims that based on the doctrine of sovereign immunity, Fred cannot sue without Zorroland's permission. Is the defendant correct? Why or why not?

  • Q : Problem based on employment contract....
    Business Law and Ethics :

    The employment contract that he was required to sign provided that if he left the employment of the software firm, whether initiated by Ben or the firm, he would not work for "another software firm

  • Q : Deciding a discharge involving drug abuse....
    Business Law and Ethics :

    You are an arbitrator in a case deciding a discharge involving drug abuse. Discuss the issues that you might use in deciding this discharge case.

  • Q : Major federal laws protecting the environment....
    Business Law and Ethics :

    What are the major Federal laws protecting the environment? What is the relationship of OSHA and the environment?

  • Q : Proposed resolution of the civil aspects....
    Business Law and Ethics :

    Compare the proposed resolution of the civil aspects of the situation with the criminal acts resolution.

  • Q : Illegal collusions in the history....
    Business Law and Ethics :

    The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) is the most significant international cartel. Cartels are illegal in the U.S., thus any collusion that exists is secret. There are also some

  • Q : Agreement-consideration-contractual capacity....
    Business Law and Ethics :

    Please explain in some detail the four elements necessary to form a contract below: 1. Agreement 2. Consideration 3. Contractual capacity 4. Lawful object

  • Q : Four elements necessary to form a contract....
    Business Law and Ethics :

    Question 1. What are the four elements necessary to form a contract? Question 2. What is the impact of legal capacity on any of the three elements?

  • Q : How do you judge what is valuable to someone else....
    Business Law and Ethics :

    Problem: How can anyone judge whether or not there is consideration if you are outside of the transaction? How do you judge what is valuable to someone else?

  • Q : Implications for employers and managers....
    Business Law and Ethics :

    Full description of what each act provides along with the implications for employers and managers. Also, the 2008 amendment to the act must be described with its' implications for employers.

  • Q : Advantage of a holder in due course....
    Business Law and Ethics :

    The advantage of a holder in due course over a simple holder of an instrument is that the holder in due course can: 1) Transfer the instrument to others, thus using it as a substitute for money.

  • Q : How tort law is different from other areas of law....
    Business Law and Ethics :

    Steve finally tells Walter what he wants to know. Walter then lets Steve go home. Has Walter committed any torts? Distinguish how tort law is different from other areas of law.

  • Q : Should government use leverage to extract in a settlement....
    Business Law and Ethics :

    Should the government use this leverage to extract more in a settlement than it knows it would be likely to get in a court-resolved dispute?

  • Q : How intentional tort differ from negligence....
    Business Law and Ethics :

    Question 1: Explain the significance of legal precedent. Question 2: Describe the elements of negligence. Question 3: How does an intentional tort differ from negligence?

  • Q : Inherent risky behavior....
    Business Law and Ethics :

    Think back in your life to recall any instances in which you took part in inherently risky behavior. It is not as devious as it sounds. Many of our daily activities have risk...driving, flying, usin

  • Q : Privacy and security issues-conducting business on internet....
    Business Law and Ethics :

    What privacy and security issues arise when conducting business on the internet? Give examples.

  • Q : Differences between compensatory and punitive damages....
    Business Law and Ethics :

    What might be the rationale behind this approach? Do you think this approach is fair? Keep in mind the differences between compensatory and punitive damages.

  • Q : Recent example where sox rules....
    Business Law and Ethics :

    Can you help find me a recent example where SOX rules have "saved" a company or the general public from a loss.

  • Q : Private securities reform act of 1995....
    Business Law and Ethics :

    Identify five other ways in which the Private Securities Reform Act of 1995 will potentially change auditors' legal liability. Explain how each is of potential benefit to the auditor.

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