Questions from Business Law

Q: Six freelance writers sold articles for publication in print to a variety

Six freelance writers sold articles for publication in print to a variety of popular newspapers and magazines, including The New York Times, Newsday, and Sports Illustrated. Nexis allowed computer use...

Q: When providing a reference for a former employee, is it ethical

When providing a reference for a former employee, is it ethical to withhold truthful negative information for fear of being sued?

Q: Should OSHA require that all safety violations be corrected, even if

Should OSHA require that all safety violations be corrected, even if the cost of correcting a violation is extremely high?

Q: Should persons with relatively minor disabilities, such as being required to

Should persons with relatively minor disabilities, such as being required to wear corrective lenses, be considered disabled under the ADA?

Q: Should it be illegal for a supervisor to ask his or her

Should it be illegal for a supervisor to ask his or her subordinate for a date?

Q: How can the NLRB determine whether an employer is bargaining in good

How can the NLRB determine whether an employer is bargaining in good faith?

Q: If a union and a company have agreed to a collective bargaining

If a union and a company have agreed to a collective bargaining agreement, is it ethical for employees who disagree with its terms to engage in a slowdown?

Q: Is it obvious to the reasonable consumer that disposable containers containing coffee

Is it obvious to the reasonable consumer that disposable containers containing coffee and other beverages are hot? Should retailers be required to warn customers to exercise care in handling these con...

Q: Where should the responsibility lie for product safety: manufacturers, retailers

Where should the responsibility lie for product safety: manufacturers, retailers, users, or government regulators?

Q: Why would a company that is subject to strict liability be hesitant

Why would a company that is subject to strict liability be hesitant to introduce new or innovative products?