Don files a suit against Eagle Sales. In FL state court based on a Website through which FL residents can do business with Eagle. The court will likely exercise jurisdiction over eagle if the interactivity of the site is seen as a) %26quot;neutral%26quot; connection with the state b) an %26quot;internet%26quot; connection with the state c) a %26quot;passive connection with the state d) %26quot;substantial enough%26quot; connection with the state.
Doug files a suit in OH against Beth over the ownership of a boat docked in ohio. Doug and Beth are residents of NY. Beth could ask for a change of venue on the ground that NY. a) has a sufficient stake in the matter b) has jurisdiction c) has sufficient minimum contracts with the parties d) is more convenient location to hold the trial.
Betty files a suit against Carl. Before going to trial, the parties meet, with their attorneys to represent them, to try to resolve their dispute with out involving a 3rd party. This is a) Arbitration b) litigation C) mediation d) negotiation
National consumer good corp. and Paula Purchaser agree to resolve their dispute in arbitration. The arbitrator's decision is called a) conclusion of Law b) finding of fact c) an award d) verdict.
In business Negotiations, Chris, the CEO of Design Associates Ins. Follows %26quot;the golden rule%26quot; which a) encourages the accumulation of as much personal wealth of possible b) mandates compassionate treatment of others in all situations c) permits taking advantage of others in finical terms d) requires an increase of business profits over a certain period.
Bob pushes carol. carol falls and break her arm. bob is liable for the injury a) if bob intended to push carol b) only if bob did not intended to break carols arm c) only if bob had a bad motive for pushing carol d) only if bob intended to break carol's arm
Leo hears mona falsely accuse nick of stealing for their employers. the statement is defamatory a) because of Leo heard it b) only if nick suffers emotional distress c) only if the statement is also published in the media d) only if the statement was made in an annoying manner.
Please help- business law q's
1- Think about similar cases.
2- Think of what Comcast just did.
3- Title should be biggest jurisdiction.
4- Which one is not in front of a verdict.
5- Wiki.
6- Like in school do what one does to others.
7- Actually Bob is liable in all cases. Its called Homeowners Insurance.
8- Wiki.
Please help- business law q's
Barry C did a good job of pointing out the ethics involved in doing each other's homework but he didn't have to be a dick about it. Smarty Pants should always at least head the opposer in the direction of a legal site that can solve the problem ethically.
Such as:
dictionary.law.com
FindLaw.com
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Statistically speaking, (c) is most often the right answer.
But in your case? It may be, it may not be.
homework section is over thattaway --%26gt;
this is the ethics section and it is neither ethical for you to ask us to do your homework nor ethical for us to give you the answers and leave you uneducated.
Now if you were to write at least 3 paragraphs on each question explaining what your best guess is and where you are hitting a stumbling block in your understanding, it would be ethical of us to point you in the right direction.
But for us to just give you answers?
Nah.
