Questions from Business Law

Q: Each time employees at BizCorp enter their work computers, the following

Each time employees at BizCorp enter their work computers, the following alert appears: “You are attempting to access the BizCorp network. By logging in, you agree to BizCorp’s Computer Usage Policy a...

Q: 1. Franklin Miller operated Miller Seed Co. in Pea Ridge

1. Franklin Miller operated Miller Seed Co. in Pea Ridge, Arkansas. He bought, processed, and sold fescue seed, which is used for growing pasture and fodder grass. Farmers brought seed to Miller who w...

Q: 1. In a criminal case, which statement is true?

1. In a criminal case, which statement is true? A. The prosecution must prove the government’s case by a preponderance of the evidence. B. The criminal defendant is entitled to a lawyer even if she c...

Q: 1. Mastercraft Boat manufactured boats and often used instrument panels and

1. Mastercraft Boat manufactured boats and often used instrument panels and electrical systems assembled and/or manufactured by Ace Industries. Typically, Ace would order electrical instruments and ot...

Q: 1. Eugene Ables ran an excavation company. He borrowed $

1. Eugene Ables ran an excavation company. He borrowed $500,000 from the Highland Park State Bank. Ables signed a note promising to repay the money and an agreement giving Highland a security interest...

Q: 1. Kay signed a promissory note for $220,000

1. Kay signed a promissory note for $220,000 that was payable to Investments, Inc. The company then indorsed the note over to its lawyers to pay past and future legal fees. Were the lawyers holders in...

Q: 1. One of Doris’s job responsibilities at Winkie, Inc.

1. One of Doris’s job responsibilities at Winkie, Inc. was preparing company checks for the president, Willie, to sign. Using Winkie’s check-signing machine, Doris forged $150,000 of checks on her emp...

Q: Richard and Michelle Kommit traveled to New Jersey to have fun in

Richard and Michelle Kommit traveled to New Jersey to have fun in the casinos. While in Atlantic City, they used their MasterCard to withdraw cash from an ATM conveniently located in the “pit” - the g...

Q: 1. An elementary school custodian hit a child who wrote graffiti

1. An elementary school custodian hit a child who wrote graffiti on the wall. Is the school district liable for this intentional tort by its employee? 2. What if the custodian hit one of the schoolchi...

Q: 1. Apex gave Marcie an unemployment handbook stating that (

1. Apex gave Marcie an unemployment handbook stating that (1) she was an at-will employee, (2) the handbook did not create any contractual rights, and (3) employees who were fired had the right to...