Category: Business Law

As a manager in a business setting, you should be keenly aware of how the law impacts your job and the professional lives of your employees.
Negligence in an employment situation is exceedingly rare because of workers’ compensation, which replaces employees’ traditional tort remedies with an employer-paid-for administrative remedy. Workers’ compensation does not measure an injury by negligence standards and instead is a “no-fault” system. Neither the employee nor the employer has a choice to use the traditional legal system for a work injury.
As a result, businesses in the United States owe a duty to exercise a reasonable degree of care (Duty of Care) to protect the public and employees from foreseeable risks that the owner knew or should have known about. Common Examples of Duty of Care An employee has work-related Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) from repetitive hand movements. Symptoms include shooting pains in the hands, wrists and forearms. An example of duty of care is providing that worker with a specialist keyboard that allows them to complete tasks at work.
An employee was involved in a car accident and is now confined to a wheelchair. Your duty of care, in this case, is to ensure the employee has access to any services or facilities your able-bodied employees have access to. You’ll need to provide wheelchair access and perhaps even reorganize aspects of the work environment. This is to ensure your disabled employees have just as many opportunities as your able-bodied workers.
You also have a legal duty to protect your employees from excessive levels of stress. One of the ways to do this is with a risk assessment. If upon completion of the assessment you discover areas within the business where employees experience high levels of stress, you have a duty of care to take steps to alleviate the causes. For This DiscussionRefer to your place of work for this discussion, or a prior place of work. (STORE MANAGER AT XFINITY RETAIL STORE)
Provide two examples of Duty of Care provided by your organization. Explain each and provide real-world examples.
As a manager in an organization, what role do you play in Duty of Care cases?

Action ItemsParty A graduated from business school and has learned the details about running a successful business. He is ready to utilize his education and does not want to work for anyone. Party A had decided to sell the fifty thousand rulers that his Uncle gave him. He knows that he will have to purchase additional supplies.You are his business advisor, and he wants to know how he can raise the money to finance his business and if he should take out a loan. Discuss the two main ways that corporations are financed? Submission InstructionsComplete and submit this assignment per your professor’s instructions.
Grading Criteria0 – 5 points
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INSTRUCTIONS
Action ItemsParty A graduated from business school and has learned the details about running a successful business. He is ready to utilize his education and does not want to work for anyone. Party A had decided to sell the fifty thousand rulers that his Uncle gave him. He knows that he will have to purchase additional supplies.You are his business advisor, and he wants to know how he can raise the money to finance his business and if he should take out a loan. Discuss the two main ways that corporations are financed? Submission InstructionsComplete and submit this assignment per your professor’s instructions.
Grading Criteria0 – 5 points

Assignment Questions for Week One – PREPARE A WELL WRITTEN WELL ORGANIZED ESSAY.  YOU WILL BE GRADED ON CONTENT, ORGANIZATION AND PRESENTATION
On 1 April 2001, Mr. Zucchini, a farmer bought a tractor for $50,000 from Garden Farm Equipment. The salesman assured him that it was brand new. Mr. Zucchini executed a negotiable promissory note for $50,000 for the purchase price. The promissory note was properly negotiated by Garden to Henry, a holder in due course. On 1 September 2001, the tractor broke down. Tom, a local mechanic, told Mr. Zucchini that the tractor was not new, but was rebuilt and repainted. When the note became due on 31 March 2002, Mr. Zucchini refused to pay Henry. Discuss the possible solutions to this case, with proper support.

🚩 Please follow the following instructions. Make it in ESL language, please and in simple English. Please select two of the following questions and compose an essay of at least 1200 words for each question. Please compose a essay. Outlines or bullet points, however detailed, will not be accepted. An essay of less than 1200 words will not be accepted.
You may organize and present your answer in whatever fashion you believe would be most effective. You do not have to present your answer to mirror the question. Just say what needs to be said. We will discuss the questions in class, and I will be pleased to help in any way that I can before the exam is due. Just contact me and I will try to help
1. Contract law is obviously a basic component of the law regulating the conduct of business. What are the required elements of a valid contract? What purposes are served by these requirements? How are breaches of contract treated by the law?
Select some relevant examples and illustrate some of the ways in which contract law regulates property relationships and business organizations.
2. Tort law constitutes a basic component of the law regulating business. Explain the legal grounds for tort liability. What kinds of behavior create tort liability? How is tort liability ascertained and processed by courts? What purposes are served by defining these categories of liability? Select some relevant examples and illustrate some of the ways in which tort law regulates property relationships and business organizations.
3. Individuals own real property according to various legal classifications or categories.
We distinguish between possessory and non-possessory interests. Please describe the various categories of possessory and non-possessory interests. How are they similar?
How are they different? How are they related to each other? Explain possessory and non-possessory interests.
4. Real property can be transferred in a variety of ways. These include:
contract of sale deeds
secured transactions adverse possession
public and private controls decedents’ estates
Discuss these methods of transferring property. What are their features? How are they similar? How are they different?

Assignment Questions for Week One – PREPARE A WELL WRITTEN WELL ORGANIZED ESSAY.  YOU WILL BE GRADED ON CONTENT, ORGANIZATION AND PRESENTATION
Is the following instrument negotiable, explain with proper support: I, Richard Bell, hereby promise to pay to the order of Lorry Motors 10,000 dollars, upon the receipt of the final distribution from the estate of my deceased aunt, Rita Dorn. This negotiable instrument is given by me as the down payment on my purchase of a 1986 Buick to be delivered in 3 weeks. Richard Bell (signature).

🚩 Please follow the following instructions. Make it in ESL language, please. Please select two of the following questions and compose an essay of at least 1200 words for each question. Please compose a essay. Outlines or bullet points, however detailed, will not be accepted. An essay of less than 1200 words will not be accepted.
You may organize and present your answer in whatever fashion you believe would be most effective. You do not have to present your answer to mirror the question. Just say what needs to be said. We will discuss the questions in class, and I will be pleased to help in any way that I can before the exam is due. Just contact me and I will try to help.
1. Discuss the law of intellectual property. What are the major categories of the law?
How do they operate to protect intellectual property? Are there significant problems with this category of the law that you can identify?
2. Two of the basic forms or structures by which businesses are organized are the partnership and the corporation. Both may share some similarities, but the differences have been our focus. Select what you consider to be the most important criteria of comparison and compare and contrast these two forms of organizations. In addition, please comment on the advantages and disadvantages of each form. Are there any significant reforms that you believe should be made in the law concerning these two forms?
3. Contract law is obviously a basic component of the law regulating the conduct of business. What are the required elements of a valid contract? What purposes are served by these requirements? How are breaches of contract treated by the law?
Select some relevant examples and illustrate some of the ways in which contract law regulates property relationships and business organizations.
4. Tort law constitutes a basic component of the law regulating business. Explain the legal grounds for tort liability. What kinds of behavior create tort liability? How is tort liability ascertained and processed by courts? What purposes are served by defining these categories of liability? Select some relevant examples and illustrate some of the ways in which tort law regulates property relationships and business organizations.
5. Individuals own real property according to various legal classifications or categories.
We distinguish between possessory and non-possessory interests. Please describe the various categories of possessory and non-possessory interests. How are they similar?
How are they different? How are they related to each other? Explain possessory and non-possessory interests.
6. Real property can be transferred in a variety of ways. These include:
contract of sale deeds
secured transactions adverse possession
public and private controls decedents’ estates
Discuss these methods of transferring property. What are their features? How are they similar? How are they different?

Overview:
In litigation, lawyers need to rely on case law to support the outcome they are asking
the court take. Lawyers will often “brief” a case to obtain a better understanding of the
case. In other words, lawyers will use a specific format to outline the most important
points in a court’s decision. This activity will also assist you in understanding the cases
discussed in this class.
Instructions:
• Listen to the oral arguments in the Olympic Airways v. Husain case. Read
about the case.
• Read about how to brief a case.
• Using the template provided, complete a “brief” about the case, including the
following:  
Who are the parties to the case?  
What is the citation of the case? 
What are the basic facts of the case? 
What did Dr. Hanson’s estate argue?  
What did Olympic Air argue? 
What did the court decide?  
Did the court apply statutory law, case law or both in reaching its decision? 
Requirements:  Use APA format for non-legal sources such as the textbook. Use Bluebook
citation format for any legal citations.  Include the resource to the case and oral arguments.  You do not need to use any sources other than your text and the audio
recording of the oral arguments.  Submit a Word document using the case brief template.  Maximum two pages in length, excluding the Reference page.  
https://www.oyez.org/cases/2003/02-1348