Category: Business Law

The principal agent relationship, the employer-employee relationship, and the employer-independent contractor relationship are three types of agency relationships commonly found in business settings. Why is it important for business professionals to know what type of agency relationship they are forming?
Must be at least 200 words in length.

Read this article, TD to Expand in the Southeastern U.S. with Acquisition of First Horizon, https://stories.td.com/us/en/article/td-to-expand-in-the-southeastern-u-s-with-acquisition-of-first-horizon-lang-swap and respond to this discussion question.
In under 100 words or less, explain the steps that each company needed to take preceding the announcement to the public of the merger between TD Bank and First Horizon.

Assignment 5: Distinguish the different types of business entities
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Instructions
Instructions
In this assignment, articulate the advantages and disadvantages of partnerships, LPs, LLCs, and LLPs. Please be sure to include in your discussion the characteristics of each type of business entity and what makes them unique.
Thoroughly explain your answer, and be sure to focus on the assigned reading for this week when answering the questions.
For Assignment 4, a simple essay format is acceptable. Write at a university level, being thorough and scholarly at all times. Your paper should be a minimum of 2 pages, double-spaced, not including the reference page, and contain APA citations.
Grading
This assignment is worth 100 points and due on Sunday. For more specifics on how this will be graded, refer to the rubric.

Directions:
Write a paper (1,000-1,250 words) in which you address some of the concerns and legalities associated with data management. Include the following in your paper:
A discussion of the risks associated with data management and security. What are the risks? How can they best be mitigated?
A discussion of personal privacy and security as juxtaposed against the right of government to access data and personal information. How should business leaders manage this contrast?
A discussion of when to engage legal counsel with regard to issues of data management and security and the right of government to access data.

Calculus I MATH 1512 (4) University of New Mexico (UNM) Q&A Practice Quiz
1. if (c. (c) is a point of inflection of the graph of f, then either (c)=0 or is undefined at c
Answer: Points of inflection
2. Where first derivative in O or undefined
Answer: Critical Value
3. Use critical values and END POINTS in the function
Answer: Find abso ste extrema
4. If mon: NO HA If man: HA=co-eff of mico-eff of n
men: HA: y=0 Answer Horizontal Asymptote Rules
5.fx continuous on [a b] and differentiable on (a,b), there is at least one point (xc) where f(c) F(b)-Fia)/b-a
Answer: Mean Value Theorem
6. Iff is continuous on [a,b] then f has an absolute maximum and an absolute minimum on [a.b]. The global extrema occurs at critical points in the interval or at endpoints of the interval
Answer Extreme Value Theorem
7. Iff is continuous on [a, bij and kis a number between f(a) and (b), then there exists at least one number a such that fick
Answer: Intermediate Value Theorem
8. f(x) s continuous on the closed interval (a, b), differentiable on (a, b), and salistes f(a) (b), then for some c in the interval (a, b) we have fic) 0 Answer Role’s Theorem
9. Find HA: y=(x+2)/(sqr(x^2+3))
Answer: y=and y=-1
10. A pair of equations that define the x and y coordinates of a point in terms of athird variable called a parameter
Answer parametric equations
11. Given x and y how to parameterize?
Answer Tabel tixy Plug in xy to graph
12. An object moving along a line through the point (x0, 0), with dx/dta and dyidt has parametric equations
Answerxat,y-yobt
13. Horizontal Asymptote for exponential functions?
Answer. yklif ye^x+k)
14. If the function is not continuous, does the limit exist?
Answer: The limit exists if there is removable discontinuity
15. What happens if you haff delta(n) while calculating integral?
Answer: The difference between upper and lower estimate gets halved, more accu
rate prediction since velocity is measured more frequently

Chapter 8:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1iZkK5j2jHM (gender discrimination history)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4GLT8JGO_B4 (gender pay gaps)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGtpaMgfKiE (gender discrimination)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1bAAcGQD-g (Title VII and gender discrimination)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCknUJJc3qU (science of gender inequality)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWp_wdP0QIY (Pregnancy discrimination)
Chapter 9:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LvlGAY3SqK8 (understanding sexual harassment)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qCVnfueYA8Q (History of Sexual Harassment Training)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVtJcVbbjcA (Title VII and SH)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nI-BJR9GPE (same sex harassment and Title VII)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NGc7KfQ3uWs (sexual harassment in the workplace)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xmEJ6KieKA (hostile environment harassment scenario)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmFyzVlBiR4 (quid pro quo SH scenario)

Learning Goal: I’m working on a business question and need guidance to help me learn.
All in information is in the attached file below

CO-5
FACTS FOR THIS DISCUSSION – DO NOT ADD OR ASSUME UNSTATED FACTS.
ASSUME THE NEXT DOOR NEIGHBOR WAS SITTING IN HIS YARD AND TOOK A VIDEO OF THE WHOLE THING, SO THE FACTS OF THIS HYPOTHETICAL AS RELATED CAN BE PROVED IN COURT.
Victor Tremont has a classic muscle car that he fixed up and has enjoyed drag racing. He has kept it well maintained. Much as he loves the car, Victor finds himself in need of cash. He parks the car on his front yard, with a large sign on the windshield that says, “Cherry of a classic car, For Sale $4,900 or Best Offer. AS-IS.”
Gloria Goget drives by and sees the car. She is immediately enamored and stops to look at it. She is sure the car is worth more than the asking price. When she knocks on the front door, there is no response; she looks around, and decides nobody is home, so she takes her business card and on the back writes, ” I will pay you $5,500 cash for your classic car.” She signs her name, and dates it, including the time, and slips the card onto the windshield of the car under the wiper blade.
About a half hour later, Victor returns. He does not see Gloria’s card because he does not walk around and look at the car. A few minutes after he is home, his buddy, Levi Lord, pulls in to look at the car. Levi has always liked the car and has gone racing with Victor. Levi offers Victor $5,000 even for the car, and Victor accepts. The two men shake hands on the deal. Victor goes in the house to get the car title while Levi writes out a check to Victor for $5,000.
Victor comes out with the title in his hand. As Levi starts to hand him the check, Gloria pulls in. She has an envelope of $5,500 cash for the car. Victor says to Gloria,”sorry, but I have just sold the car to Levi here.” Gloria objects and says she already offered $5,500 earlier.
When Victor says, “No, you didn’t,” she marches him to the car and shows him her card.
“There is my offer, I already left you before. You weren’t home and now I have the money right here,” she said.
Victor turns to Levi, “Sorry, she did leave this offer, I’m going to sell it to her for more money.”
Levi objects, stating, “You just said you already sold it to ME. We shook hands on it. You cannot back out now just because some card was floating around no one knew about. She wasn’t even here! She’s a loser too late!”
While the three of them stand in the yard arguing, Jack Bucksworthy drives in the yard. He gets out of his Cadillac, looks at the muscle car, and moseys over to the three arguing people. He asks, “who owns that hot rod for sale?”
“I do,” says Victor.
“No, I do,” says Levi.
“It’s MY Car,” snaps Gloria.
“I’ll pay whichever of you, $8,000 for that car,” says Jack, “but only if the engine starts.”
Victor answers, “Of course it starts. I accept your offer.”
Levi hollers, “NO! That car is no longer for sale! I bought it! It’s mine! I’m not selling it!” (Waving the check in Victor’s face.)
Gloria stomps over to the muscle car, grabs the sign off it, and sits on the hood. “It’s my car. I was here before all of you and I have real money in hand.” she yells, waving her envelope over her head.
Victor says to Jack,” Pay no attention to them. I have the title — right here. My car. Let’s start the car.”
DISCUSSION PROMPT:
YOU BE THE JUDGE. DECIDE WHO GETS THE CAR.
USING THE ABOVE FACTS, DISCUSS AND ANSWER THE FOLLOWING:
identify the contract issues you see here.
Applying common law principles of contract, who gets the car, if anyone, and for how much? Explain your reasoning using the definitions and principles of contract provided in Lessons, required readings and any other research you do.
In terms of making an offer, what is the legal significance of Jack Bucksworthy’s statement, “only if the engine starts?”

CO-5
FACTS FOR THIS DISCUSSION – DO NOT ADD OR ASSUME UNSTATED FACTS.
ASSUME THE NEXT DOOR NEIGHBOR WAS SITTING IN HIS YARD AND TOOK A VIDEO OF THE WHOLE THING, SO THE FACTS OF THIS HYPOTHETICAL AS RELATED CAN BE PROVED IN COURT.
Victor Tremont has a classic muscle car that he fixed up and has enjoyed drag racing. He has kept it well maintained. Much as he loves the car, Victor finds himself in need of cash. He parks the car on his front yard, with a large sign on the windshield that says, “Cherry of a classic car, For Sale $4,900 or Best Offer. AS-IS.”
Gloria Goget drives by and sees the car. She is immediately enamored and stops to look at it. She is sure the car is worth more than the asking price. When she knocks on the front door, there is no response; she looks around, and decides nobody is home, so she takes her business card and on the back writes, ” I will pay you $5,500 cash for your classic car.” She signs her name, and dates it, including the time, and slips the card onto the windshield of the car under the wiper blade.
About a half hour later, Victor returns. He does not see Gloria’s card because he does not walk around and look at the car. A few minutes after he is home, his buddy, Levi Lord, pulls in to look at the car. Levi has always liked the car and has gone racing with Victor. Levi offers Victor $5,000 even for the car, and Victor accepts. The two men shake hands on the deal. Victor goes in the house to get the car title while Levi writes out a check to Victor for $5,000.
Victor comes out with the title in his hand. As Levi starts to hand him the check, Gloria pulls in. She has an envelope of $5,500 cash for the car. Victor says to Gloria,”sorry, but I have just sold the car to Levi here.” Gloria objects and says she already offered $5,500 earlier.
When Victor says, “No, you didn’t,” she marches him to the car and shows him her card.
“There is my offer, I already left you before. You weren’t home and now I have the money right here,” she said.
Victor turns to Levi, “Sorry, she did leave this offer, I’m going to sell it to her for more money.”
Levi objects, stating, “You just said you already sold it to ME. We shook hands on it. You cannot back out now just because some card was floating around no one knew about. She wasn’t even here! She’s a loser too late!”
While the three of them stand in the yard arguing, Jack Bucksworthy drives in the yard. He gets out of his Cadillac, looks at the muscle car, and moseys over to the three arguing people. He asks, “who owns that hot rod for sale?”
“I do,” says Victor.
“No, I do,” says Levi.
“It’s MY Car,” snaps Gloria.
“I’ll pay whichever of you, $8,000 for that car,” says Jack, “but only if the engine starts.”
Victor answers, “Of course it starts. I accept your offer.”
Levi hollers, “NO! That car is no longer for sale! I bought it! It’s mine! I’m not selling it!” (Waving the check in Victor’s face.)
Gloria stomps over to the muscle car, grabs the sign off it, and sits on the hood. “It’s my car. I was here before all of you and I have real money in hand.” she yells, waving her envelope over her head.
Victor says to Jack,” Pay no attention to them. I have the title — right here. My car. Let’s start the car.”
DISCUSSION PROMPT:
YOU BE THE JUDGE. DECIDE WHO GETS THE CAR.
USING THE ABOVE FACTS, DISCUSS AND ANSWER THE FOLLOWING:
identify the contract issues you see here.
Applying common law principles of contract, who gets the car, if anyone, and for how much? Explain your reasoning using the definitions and principles of contract provided in Lessons, required readings and any other research you do.
In terms of making an offer, what is the legal significance of Jack Bucksworthy’s statement, “only if the engine starts?”

Crimes occurring within the business setting are often referred to as white-collar crimes. These crimes do not involve force against someone but rather deceit and manipulation. Some of the common white-collar crimes would be fraud, bribery, embezzlement, or insider trading. But in recent years, cybercrimes have emerged as a means by which crimes can be committed against unsuspecting individuals and companies. Cybercrimes can include identity theft, security hacking, or ransomware attacks.
Because of the growth of e-commerce, the likelihood of being a victim of cybercrime continues to increase. Not to mention, the schemes are becoming more sophisticated and harder to detect. Businesses need a cybersecurity strategy to protect their own business, their customers, and their data from growing cybersecurity threats. Below are some examples of steps companies may implement to protect themselves.Review the 10 Cyber Security Tips for Small Business
Watch this short video for an introduction to cybercrimes.

Discussion Topic
Discussion Topic:
Research a recent business case or incident in which a cybercrime occurred; you might look on the Internet or daily news. You might even find a case on the television news! Please be sure to cite your source in APA format.
In your original post, answer the following:
Describe the cybercrime that occurred.
Confirm and explain the crime that was committed.
What could the company have done to minimize their exposure to such a crime?
Confirm the outcome of the case.If the case has not been decided, tell us what you think will happen and why.
What sort of punishment or compensation is there or should there be?