Questions from Business Law

Q: Explain when common carriers are not strictly liable for damage to transported

Explain when common carriers are not strictly liable for damage to transported goods.

Q: Explain the standing to sue doctrine as it applies to the citizen

Explain the standing to sue doctrine as it applies to the citizen enforcement of federal pollution laws.

Q: Several years ago, the Spul Chemical Corporation built a new plant

Several years ago, the Spul Chemical Corporation built a new plant near your neighborhood. About once a month, clouds of odorous mist have passed across your property, your children have complained of...

Q: Who are the parties to a criminal case?

Who are the parties to a criminal case?

Q: James was indicted by a federal grand jury. During the trial

James was indicted by a federal grand jury. During the trial jury’s deliberation one juror said, “I think James is guilty or else the grand jury would not have sent us the case.” Another juror objecte...

Q: Martel, a competent male secretary to the president of ICU,

Martel, a competent male secretary to the president of ICU, was fired because the new president of the company believed it is more appropriate to have a female secretary. (a) Has a violation of the la...

Q: Does Title VII prohibit employment discrimination against members of all races?

Does Title VII prohibit employment discrimination against members of all races? Explain.

Q: A male supervisor at Star Company made repeated offensive sexual remarks to

A male supervisor at Star Company made repeated offensive sexual remarks to female employees. The employees complained to higher management, which ignored the complaints. If the company does not disch...

Q: (a) Name the sanctions that can be imposed against a

(a) Name the sanctions that can be imposed against a violator of the Clayton Act. (b) What is the significance of the word incipiency in Clayton Act enforcement?

Q: The contract arising from Randolph’s purchase and financing of a mobile home

The contract arising from Randolph’s purchase and financing of a mobile home contained an arbitration clause covering all disputes that might arise. When a dispute arose, Randolph filed a lawsuit in f...