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Have you heard of "baseball arbitration"? This style of arbitration is used in other fields beside major league baseball. In baseball style arbitration, each side separately proposes an offer to the
What is a tort? What is the difference between a tort and a criminal act? What are the three categories of torts? Please list three intentional torts and explain their relationship to business risk?
How is a product liability case different from a standard personal injury case? Would arbitration have been a viable option in this case?
What roles do the U.S. Constitution and U.S. Congress play in creating the tax law? Briefly explain how a tax bill becomes a tax law.
Claims insufficiently supported or that distort the true meaning or practicable application of statements made by professional or scientific authority. Statements, suggestions, or pictures offensive
What law would be the basis for their claim? What would they have to prove to win? What actions might the government have taken?
In reviewing the proven best practices for the contract negotiation process, which portion of the process would be the most difficult to carry out--planning, conducting, or documenting and forming t
Currently, many online retailers do not charge state sales tax? Why is this legal? The states want to collect sales taxes on all the commerce taking place over the Internet. What is their best argum
Select a business contract transaction with which you are familiar. You may use a transaction in your workplace, or in a place where you have been a consumer, such as buying auto insurance, renting
Can you identify any types of contracts that would be invalid? Should all contracts we sign be enforced? Please explain unconscionable contracts and why the law may find them invalid?
Since he owns stock in the company, can he do so as impartially as he would for any other client, or would he try to soften the situation, not wanting to give users of that information a potential r
Explain how a non-competition clause in a contract effects business. Would there be any legal justification to violate the terms of a non-competition clause?
Consider the doctrines of "impossibility" and "impracticability." Under common law "impracticability" excuses performance of a duty, where that duty has become unfeasibly difficult or expensive.
In most cases, the remedy for a breach of contract is monetary damages (actual losses). In some cases, "specific performance" is the appropriate remedy.
Marianne Jennings wrote an article, "Why an International Code of Ethics would be good," which was assigned to be read at the beginning of the course.
Equal employment law is a prominent HR concern. In what ways do these laws affect HR practices positively? What do you perceive some negative consequences are? How do HR managers strike a balance be
Question: What is the Digital Millennium Copyright Act in 1998. Is it sufficient to protect copyright holders? Does it go too far?
Elaborate and discuss the role and impact the tax laws have made or could make in motivating and encouraging the shift towards the use of renewable energy and enhancement of green technology more ef
(What did the judge decide? What was His Opinion? What law he use--which "schools" of law: Natural law, Positivist view, Historical view, or Legal Realism view.? Did it change society?)
Prepare a 5-year (2009-2013) schedule of compensation expense pertaining to the 40,000 SARs granted to president Scott.
Compare and contrast the benefits of having insurance and provide examples of when and where it might not be necessary to have insurance.
The First Amendment guarantees our freedom of speech. However, this amendment only applies to government (state or federal) agencies and does not apply to employees in the private sector.
What organizations are subject to Sarbanes-Oxley? What provisions affect these organizations most? How could Sarbanes-Oxley requirements drive a business to become de-listed from stock exchanges and
Was EPA's taking of aerial photographs of the Dow complex a search prohibited by the Fourth Amendment?
A logical starting point for understanding how exchange rates are determined is a simple idea called ___________, which states that if two countries produce an identical good, the price of the good