Questions from Business Law

Q: JAMS Technologies, Inc., owed $77,000 to Easy

JAMS Technologies, Inc., owed $77,000 to Easy Luck Company in Miami, Florida. To pay the debt, JAMS presented a check drawn on the account of Lanco Manufacturing Corporation in Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Ar...

Q: Sandra White operated a travel agency. To obtain lower airline fares

Sandra White operated a travel agency. To obtain lower airline fares for her nonmilitary clients, she booked military-rate travel by forwarding fake military identification cards to the airlines. The...

Q: What factors help to create an ethical workplace?

What factors help to create an ethical workplace?

Q: What is the definition of crime?

What is the definition of crime?

Q: Mark Clapp and Albert DiBrito worked for the Public Safety Department (

Mark Clapp and Albert DiBrito worked for the Public Safety Department (PSD) in St. Joseph, Michigan. Clapp was the director, and DiBrito was the deputy director. One day, Clapp told Tom Vaught, a PSD...

Q: What ethical considerations might affect a decision to go to court?

What ethical considerations might affect a decision to go to court?

Q: Do religious displays on public property violate the establishment clause? Discuss

Do religious displays on public property violate the establishment clause? Discuss

Q: John Verble worked as a financial advisor for Morgan Stanley Smith Barney

John Verble worked as a financial advisor for Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, LLC. After nearly seven years, Verble was fired. He filed a lawsuit in a federal district court against his ex-employer. In h...

Q: Does a person’s duty of care include a duty to come to

Does a person’s duty of care include a duty to come to the aid of a stranger in peril?

Q: Julie Whitchurch was an employee of Vizant Technologies, LLC. After

Julie Whitchurch was an employee of Vizant Technologies, LLC. After she was fired, she created a website falsely accusing Vizant of fraud and mismanagement to discourage others from doing business wit...