Problem:
Grover is a sales representative for Avon Products Inc., a company that sells beauty and gift products door-to-door. Ruby, Grover's manager, assigns Grover a certain territory in which to work. The territory that Grover is assigned has historically had one of the highest sales records in the state. Ruby is concerned that Grover is not adequately working the territory, so she allows Regina to also sell in that same territory. Does Grover have any grounds on which to file a lawsuit against Ruby? No, Ruby is just looking out for the best interests of the company. No, Ruby is just helping Grover fulfill his full potential. Yes, Ruby has violated the duty of compensation and may be liable to Grover for Grover's lost profits. Yes, Ruby has violated a principal's duty of cooperation and may be liable to Grover for Grover's lost profits.