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Here is the full question for the case study that you must complete: J.C., Inc., had a franchise agreement with McDonald’s Corporation to operate McDonald’s restaurants in Lancaster, Ohio. The agreement required J.C. to make monthly payments to McDonald’s of certain percentages of the gross sales. If any payment was more than 30 days late, […]

Discussion Forum 9For this discussion forum post, find a legal news story about an intellectual property law case that is worth sharing with the class. In order for the story to be relevant to this week’s topic, make sure that it is about copyright, patent, or trademark infringement. There are a lot of stories about […]

1500 words in lengthTITLE PHD COMPLIANCE WITH CORPORATE GOVERNANCE LAWS INTRODUCTION Linkages to existing literature Methodology References At all circumstances your research gap, aim, and methodology should be completely informed, supported, and justified by the literature. So the literature plays a very import in developing your proposal. Hence, you need to have a good set […]

Prepare a 2-3 page paper following the guidelines in the course outline discussing the following topic and clearly articulate your points. Ensure you include your analysis supporting key points to include a conclusion with your final summary. This is an APA formatted paper of content and ensure you include a title and reference page. CASE SUMMARY The Distinction Continues FACTS: M. Fortunoff of Westbury operates a chain of department stores in New York and New Jersey. In March 1997, the company entered into a contract with Frederick- son Motor Express, whereby the carrier agreed “as contract carrier and independent contractor … to transfer shipments … as authorized in […]

Background: Plenty-O-Plants (POP) Addison, Benita, Cynthia, and Dante are all successful business owners who are friends or professional acquaintances in the business community. Addison has been the project manager for ten years for a construction company owned by a general contractor. Benita has been the Director of Marketing for a Mid-Atlantic-based carpet cleaning company with […]

Calvin had been an avid coin collector for many years, and the most valuable coin in his collection was an uncirculated, mint condition, 1943 Lincoln penny made of copper (most pennies made during World War II were made of zinc because copper was needed in the war effort). That penny had a value of between $60,000 and $95,000. In August of 2017, Calvin had a serious stroke that left him unable to speak or walk, but his doctor assured his family that Calvin would recover over time with intensive therapy. Calvin was a widower and did not have any children, but he had several nephews who visited him from time to time as he recovered. None of the nephews had any real interest in Calvin’s coin collection. One of Calvin’s nephews, Billy, who visited Calvin more often than the other nephews, sometimes listened to Calvin talk (talking was a part of Calvin’s therapy) about his mounting medical bills and his coin collection, but Billy never showed much interest in the medical bills or the coin collection. In October, as Calvin’s recovery progressed slowly, Billy visited Calvin and told Calvin that he had been reading about coin collecting, and he realized that Calvin’s collection, especially the 1943 Lincoln copper penny, was valuable, and Billy suggested that Calvin should consider selling the 1943 Lincoln copper penny and use the proceeds to pay his medical bills. Calvin resisted the idea at first, but Billy continued to urge Calvin to sell the penny so that he would not have to worry about the medical bills. Finally, when Billy told Calvin that he would arrange the sale of the penny for a commission of just 5% of the sale price of the penny, Calvin began to think that selling the coin might be a good idea. He was still a little confused about how the sale would work and what Billy would do to make sure that the penny would be sold for the best price. Calvin told Billy that he thought that the penny was worth almost $100,000, but Billy assured Calvin that the market had changed recently, and that the penny was now worth $40,000 to $45,000. Eventually, Calvin allowed Billy to sell the penny for the best price he could get and to take a 5% commission for arranging the sale of the penny. Billy then sold the penny to a friend for $40,000, took his 5% commission, and paid the remainder of the sale price to Calvin. A few months later, as Calvin continued to recover, he read a story in a coin collecting magazine about how an uncirculated, mint condition, 1943 Lincoln penny made of copper had just sold at auction for more than $100,000, and Calvin began to wonder if Billy had taken advantage of him. Calvin consulted a lawyer and asked the two questions below. Did he (Calvin) have the mental capacity to enter into the contract when he agreed to let Billy sell the penny? What would he (Calvin) have to prove to show a court that he did not have the necessary mental capacity when he authorized Billy to sell the penny? Did Billy exert undue influence over Calvin to cause Calvin to enter into the contract that allowed Billy to sell the penny? What do you think? Does Calvin have a case to set aside the contract with Billy on either of these theories? UNIT IV STUDY GUIDE Contracts: Capacity, Legality, and Assent Course Learning Outcomes for Unit IV Upon completion of this unit, students should be able to: 4. Describe the circumstances that can affect the enforceability of contracts. 4.1 Explain how the enforceability of a contract can be affected […]

3:01Pulse Fall 2022 Case Study 2 18 ☑ – Read Only Save a copy to edit. Save a copy Fall 2022 – BUS8330 – Global Trade Law Case Study 2 On January 1st, 2021, Mr. Patino Pascal of Waterloo decided to gift himself a New Year present and purchased a Toyota Micato SUV from the […]

Write an analysis of the roles/rights and responsibilities of Shareholders, Directors, and Officers in the governance of a Corporation. In your analysis discuss the various ways shareholders control major decisions of a corporation, influence the decisions, or take actions to result in change management in policy of a corporation. Understanding Corporate Law Chapter 1 Introduction […]

During the term, each student will be required to prepare and turn in two (2) typed structured analysis of an assigned case. These written assignments will make up 20% of the course grade. Instructions on how to write a structured case analysis will be provided by the professor prior to the first due date. The […]

I need to discuss the antitrust and the contract side of the case. We are doing a project about this case, I chose to analyze and give my personal opinion on the antitrust and discuss anything relates to antitrust. And I also wanted to discuss the contract issues that relate to this case, like what kind of contract is this, what kind of violation that happened here, and what kind of Acts are dealing with this case. Then give a constructive analysis and solution. Bagging Customers for Having Sales FACTS: Leegin Creative Leather Products, Inc., designs, manufactures, and distributes leather goods and accessories under the brand name “Brighton.” The Brighton brand is sold across the United States in over 5,000 retail stores. PSKS, Inc., runs Kay’s Kloset, a Brighton retailer in Lewis- ville, Texas, that carries about 75 […]