The Use of Contracts to Protect Property Rights University of Phoenix, School of Business Business Law LAW/531 Introduction This is a compilation of questions answered based on the Wrench LLC v. Taco Bell Corporation case. I was tasked with addressing the questions provided and researching a full court opinion, using the summary in the textbook […]
Regulatory Compliance and Protection of Investors and Consumers University of Phoenix, School of Business Business Law LAW/531 Introduction This is a compilation in discussion of the four federal agencies regarding the solar panel manufacturing and installation company, Solar Co. Inc. I was tasked with creating a plan to ensure compliance with a variety of regulations
Litigation Cost-Benefit Analysis and Enforceability of Arbitration Agreements University of Phoenix, School of BusinessBusiness LawLAW/531 Part I: Recommendation for Solar Co. I would recommend using a method of Alternative Dispute Resolution. ADR is a process for settling disputes with no litigation, such as arbitration, mediation, or negotiation. Sometimes, conciliation is included as a fifth category,
Federal Agency Research and Review University of Phoenix, School of Business Business Law LAW/531 Introduction This is a compilation in discussion of the four federal agencies and providing an example of each. I was tasked with providing one real world example of a business entity that each agency regulates and explain the effects of the regulations
Business Tort Liability LAW 531 University of Phoenix Business Tort Liability Over the past two decades, the number of injury cases against the pharmaceutical industry has increased because of business tort liabilities placed on drug manufacture (Office of Technology Assessment, 2017). Torts are defined as a wrongdoing that results in the injury of another and
Agency and Employment Law name date Instructor: Robert Reimer Agency and Employment Law The following is a SWOT Analysis specifically developed for Davis Inc. Davis Inc., in its capacity as a commercial window treatment provider, frequently must engage in agency relationships, particularly those regarding independent contractors. Agency law overlaps employment law but has broader reach
Business Tort Liability LAW/531 Business Tort Liability A business tort is defined as a wrongful act or injustice that results in an injury to another person’s property, enjoyment, or reputation and in which the injured person is eligible for compensation. There are three common types of torts; negligence, intentional, and strict liability. Negligence torts typically