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Hi, I need help with the below; Scenario Your U.S. based company is a new start-up and they sell packaged consumer goods from dish detergent to fabric softener to air fresheners. They want to become the one-stop-shop for all household cleaning needs. Every product is guaranteed to be organic, sustainable, environmentally friendly, and will cost […]

You work in the Ethics Department for ABC Company (ABC). Your department is dedicated to advising its employees about their ethical obligations in the corporate setting. All communications you receive in this capacity are confidential. Luke, an employee of ABC, comes to you with the following scenario and asks for your advice. He wants to […]

Read the scenario below and apply the “sandwich method” to turn a possible defensive situation into a non defensive one. Then describe two situations where you can apply the sandwich method in your own life and describe how you will apply this method. Your essay should be 600-700 words. Scenario: One of your co-workers has […]

Instructions Copyright Scenario Jim Clark, an artist in Birmingham, submitted his logo design for the Birmingham Cougars football team, and the Cougars used a logo design that was very similar to Clark’s design for their team logo during the 1996–1998 seasons. Clark sued the Cougars for copyright infringement for using his design as their logo without his permission, and the court ruled that the Cougars had improperly used Clark’s design for their logo and had infringed on his copyright of that design. The Cougars changed their logo for the 1999 season, but they started showing highlight films from their 1996–1998 seasons in their stadium, on their website, and on their television channel, and the logo that Clark had designed and that the Cougars had improperly used during those seasons appeared in the highlight films. Clark sued the Cougars a second time, alleging that the appearance of the logo he designed in the highlight films was, again, copyright infringement. The Cougars assert two defenses to Clark’s claim of copyright infringement the second time around. The Cougars contended that their use of the 1996–1998 logo in the highlight films was protected by the fair use doctrine. Since Clark and the Cougars were both citizens of Birmingham, there was no commerce among the states or interstate commerce involved, so Congress had no authority to make laws that protected Clark’s copyright. In a two-page case study, address the questions below. Is the Cougar’s use of the logo on the highlight films protected by the fair use doctrine? Is the Cougar’s claim that Congress does not have the power to regulate copyright within a single state valid? As you answer these two questions about the Cougar’s use of the logo, explain how the evolution of the Commerce Clause of the Constitution of the United States affects businesses and the Cougars in particular. Also, be sure to address the categories of intellectual properties protected by the Constitution of the United States. UNIT II STUDY GUIDE The Constitution, Business, and Property Course Learning Outcomes for Unit II Upon completion of this unit, students should be able to: 2. Interpret provisions of the Constitution of the United States related to businesses and property. 2.1 Explain the […]

Activity 1 link to YouTube videos  Activity 1 Description After watching ANY 10 of the short videos IN THIS PLAYLIST Constitution (  https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRXyknBDMNN2hTayVsVzV_TUKyfmbML2k ) present a list with the 3 most important things you have learned. – This is how you can successfully answer this question: “From the video “What is the Bill of Rights” in the playlist, the most important lesson I learned was that the…. is…..” Repeat that for a total of 3 videos of your choice in the playlist. 1-2 paragraph per vidoe Activity 2 Activity 2 link to vidoes 1 Thing to do for this assignment: After watching ALL eight short videos on this playlist (if you prefer reading, besides watching, you can always download the transcript from each video at YouTube) present a list with the MOST important lesson (in your opinion) from EACH of the videos (except for the first video, which is just a preview). – Here is a sample of how to successfully complete this assignment: “On the first video ‘Introduction to Intellectual Property: Crash Course IP 1’, the most important lesson to me was learning that ….. “ Repeat for each one of the remaining 6 videos. Remember that the first video is a preview and it doesn’t count. 1-2 paragraph per vidoe Activity 3 After studying the file that follows below this optional activity (23 Clauses Every Contract Should Consider), answer the following questions: Question 1 – Identify 5 Clauses you believe can be used by any type of company regardless of size. Explain why you believe those can be used by any company. Question 2 – Which clause you believe is most important for a small service company to have in its contracts with customers? Explain. CLAUSES TO PROTECT YOU 1 1. Assignment/Subcontracting: Four Alternatives Neither party shall have the right to assign or subcontract any part of its obligations under this agreement. This prevents both your company […]

-Here are 7 questions—–Q1 :Action Required :Required Readings • .Chapter 21: Organization Development for Economic, Ecological, and Social Outcomes TEXTBOOK: Cummings, T., & Worley, C. (2015). Organization development and change. (10th ed.). Stamford, CT: Cengage Learning. ISBN#: 13 9781133190455 (print), ISBN#: 13 .9781285800967 (e-text) :Recommended Readings • Brown, L. & Covey, Jane & Leach, Mark. […]

Business LawAssignment (2): Formation of Contracts PART (1): 7.5 Points Find a contract to which you are a party. Identify: 1) the offer, 2) acceptance, 3) consideration, and 4) some basic terms of the contract. Some examples may include: • • • • • • • • A credit card agreement A grocery store “club” […]

Scenario You work for a U.S. based company that leaves a large carbon footprint because it relies heavily on paper, ink cartridges, and plastic. While there seem to be some legal requirements for sustainable activities, they are not in effect yet and the company does not want to adopt any changes in their own processes […]

Briefing a Case Using the IRAC Method LSTD2106 Mike Wiggins Overview Issue Rule Application/Analysis Conclusion Fact Scenario • Rogers, an adult, trespassed onto the property of Smith with the intention of borrowing some tools. Rogers was a neighbor of Smith and had never borrowed a tool from him before. When Rogers entered Smith’s garage to […]

BRIEF: Lefkowitz v. Great Minneapolis Surplus Store – Case 10-2 ISSUE: Did the Great Minneapolis Surplus Store advertisement constitute a valid offer, and if so, did the plaintiff’s actions show an acceptance? FACTS: On two separate Saturdays following the publication of ads for a store, a man went to the store and presented himself at […]