Category: Business Law

This is a paper for my business law class, please follow all instructions and don’t plagiarize, no paraphrasing and no use for artificial intelligence. As the professor will pick up on it. Cite everything you use.

Discussion post (100 word minimum) and one response to peer (25 word minimum)
Please review the ICANN domain name dispute case of Meta Plaforms, Inc. v. Mostafa Kamel, Big Bear Stores, Case No. D2022-0647. Please briefly describe the circumstances of this case, who won, and why the ICANN arbitrator made the decision that he did. Next, please describe whether you agree with or disagree with this decision. Be sure to state your reasons for agreeing or disagreeing with the decision. Be sure also to respond to at least one student with a response of at least 25 words

Please review the detailed information given in the first Module – How to Navigate this Course.
The contracts you will be using are in the Contracts Module.
There are two questions for this Contract 1. I am looking for the ability to read and comprehend the contract so the appropriate contract clause can be applied to the questions connected with each contract. In order to answer the contract fact scenario, you will also need to be able to identify the legal concept that is applicable to the situation described. This is an analysis so please treat it as such. Your personal opinion is not appropriate.
There are correct answers for each question. If a student discusses a different legal theory for answering the questions, partial points will be given. In cases of complete or partial answers, text references are mandatory to support the remedy proposed by the student. A text reference that has no bearing on the remedy or legal arguments will be counted as “no text”. For example, if any contract has an issue of risk of loss, referencing the text on contract formation will not meet the requirement. The sections of the text that you have read contain all the information you need for this analysis.
Please remember to reference the applicable parts of the contract that you are using to answer each question.
A student will be given 4 points for the text reference, 4 points for the contract reference, with 18 points for the analysis itself.
The remaining 4 points will be given as a spelling/grammar score. Following is the prompt.
Residential House Lease
The following question is based on the Residential House Lease found in the Contracts Module. Please reference the Lease by clause number as you answer the questions.
Essay (2 complete paragraphs with text references to support your answers)
Bob, the landlord, refuses to fix a small gap in a windowsill in the basement window that was there prior to the current tenant. Lucia, the current tenant, has just discovered the gap after a heavy rain. The consequence is that black mold has been forming in the basement for quite some time. Lucia still has significant time remaining on her lease. Lucia has notified Bob in writing by email of the mold and leak issue but has received no response. She is concerned about the premises becoming unsafe to live in. It has been 14 days since she emailed him her notification.
What are all of Lucia’s options if Bob declines to do the repairs?
Please discuss all remedies Lucia may seek. Please remember to reference the lease (clause and section) and text (chapter and section) to support your analysis.

Please review the detailed information given in the first Module – How to Navigate this Course.
The contracts you will be using are in the Contracts Module.
There are two questions for this Contract 1. I am looking for the ability to read and comprehend the contract so the appropriate contract clause can be applied to the questions connected with each contract. In order to answer the contract fact scenario, you will also need to be able to identify the legal concept that is applicable to the situation described. This is an analysis so please treat it as such. Your personal opinion is not appropriate.
There are correct answers for each question. If a student discusses a different legal theory for answering the questions, partial points will be given. In cases of complete or partial answers, text references are mandatory to support the remedy proposed by the student. A text reference that has no bearing on the remedy or legal arguments will be counted as “no text”. For example, if any contract has an issue of risk of loss, referencing the text on contract formation will not meet the requirement. The sections of the text that you have read contain all the information you need for this analysis.
Please remember to reference the applicable parts of the contract that you are using to answer each question.
A student will be given 4 points for the text reference, 4 points for the contract reference, with 18 points for the analysis itself.
The remaining 4 points will be given as a spelling/grammar score. Following is the prompt.
Residential House Lease
The following question is based on the Residential House Lease found in the Contracts Module. Please reference the Lease by clause number as you answer the questions.
Essay (2 complete paragraphs with text references to support your answers)
Bob, the landlord, refuses to fix a small gap in a windowsill in the basement window that was there prior to the current tenant. Lucia, the current tenant, has just discovered the gap after a heavy rain. The consequence is that black mold has been forming in the basement for quite some time. Lucia still has significant time remaining on her lease. Lucia has notified Bob in writing by email of the mold and leak issue but has received no response. She is concerned about the premises becoming unsafe to live in. It has been 14 days since she emailed him her notification.
What are all of Lucia’s options if Bob declines to do the repairs?
Please discuss all remedies Lucia may seek. Please remember to reference the lease (clause and section) and text (chapter and section) to support your analysis.

Using HeinOnLine via the Butler Library website, please find and describe four administrative hearings that involve your company (or its competitors). Be sure to provide the facts of the scenario, why the resolution was administrative rather than through a judicial hearing. Provide the amount of any fines (compared to the company’s net worth at the time) and whether there were any other penalties. Proide a bibliography.
my company is HarperCollins
Note: Use hearings from four different federal agencies! Consider: DOLabor, DOCommerce, FTC, NTHSA, EPA, CDC, NIH, EEOC, DOJ.
Writing Requirements: All writing submitted on Blackboard must be spaced 1.5 lines, using .75 inch
margins all around and 12 pt. Times New Roman font! Attachments are not allowed! Word/length
requirements will be checked and used to calculate the grade. Do NOT insert extra spacing between
paragraphs. Be sure to proofread as grammatical and spelling errors will be penalized! NO
SUBMISSIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED IF THEY ARE NOT PUT INTO THE APPROPRIATE
LOCATION ON BLACKBOARD! No late submissions will be graded without a doctor’s note (which
will be confirmed by the instructor!). Common writing errors include (but are not limited to): use of the
present tense; confusion of plural and possessive; incorrect capitalization; dangling clauses (or
something written as if it is a sentence but actually is not); writing in the first or second person
(academic writing for this class must be ONLY in the third person); more than two direct quotes in an
entire assignment; direct quotes that are more than one sentence long; direct quotes that are not properly
cited; unbalanced tenses in the same paragraph; starting a sentence with a numeral, “and,” or “because;”
inserting extra spacing between paragraphs; misspelled words, and failure to identify the source of
EVERY statement of fact. DO NOT REFER TO “this, these, them, that, they, it” or “those!” Late
submissions of writing assignments will not be graded. Students are expected to paraphrase information
(put in your own words) and properly cite the source of the information.
To find Supreme Court or US Ct of Appeals cases: Access Butler Library via the internet
Choose FIND along the upper menu bar à Choose Research by Subject à Choose Law à Choose
HeinOnLine search engine
Within HeinOnLine, a search must be limited to the last 50 years and to the federal courts. There is
much valuable information available in HeinOnLine if the search is limited to Law Journals as well.
Caution: Do NOT use Bar Association journals. Do NOT use law firm websites! Cite your sources!
To find historical information or journal articles: Access Butler Library via the internet
Choose FIND à Choose Research by Subject à Choose History, or other topics. à Choose reputable
search engines, e.g., JStor

Using HeinOnLine via the Butler Library website, please find and describe four administrative hearings that involve your company (or its competitors). Be sure to provide the facts of the scenario, why the resolution was administrative rather than through a judicial hearing. Provide the amount of any fines (compared to the company’s net worth at the time) and whether there were any other penalties. Proide a bibliography.
my company is HarperCollins
Note: Use hearings from four different federal agencies! Consider: DOLabor, DOCommerce, FTC, NTHSA, EPA, CDC, NIH, EEOC, DOJ.
Writing Requirements: All writing submitted on Blackboard must be spaced 1.5 lines, using .75 inch
margins all around and 12 pt. Times New Roman font! Attachments are not allowed! Word/length
requirements will be checked and used to calculate the grade. Do NOT insert extra spacing between
paragraphs. Be sure to proofread as grammatical and spelling errors will be penalized! NO
SUBMISSIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED IF THEY ARE NOT PUT INTO THE APPROPRIATE
LOCATION ON BLACKBOARD! No late submissions will be graded without a doctor’s note (which
will be confirmed by the instructor!). Common writing errors include (but are not limited to): use of the
present tense; confusion of plural and possessive; incorrect capitalization; dangling clauses (or
something written as if it is a sentence but actually is not); writing in the first or second person
(academic writing for this class must be ONLY in the third person); more than two direct quotes in an
entire assignment; direct quotes that are more than one sentence long; direct quotes that are not properly
cited; unbalanced tenses in the same paragraph; starting a sentence with a numeral, “and,” or “because;”
inserting extra spacing between paragraphs; misspelled words, and failure to identify the source of
EVERY statement of fact. DO NOT REFER TO “this, these, them, that, they, it” or “those!” Late
submissions of writing assignments will not be graded. Students are expected to paraphrase information
(put in your own words) and properly cite the source of the information.
To find Supreme Court or US Ct of Appeals cases: Access Butler Library via the internet
Choose FIND along the upper menu bar à Choose Research by Subject à Choose Law à Choose
HeinOnLine search engine
Within HeinOnLine, a search must be limited to the last 50 years and to the federal courts. There is
much valuable information available in HeinOnLine if the search is limited to Law Journals as well.
Caution: Do NOT use Bar Association journals. Do NOT use law firm websites! Cite your sources!
To find historical information or journal articles: Access Butler Library via the internet
Choose FIND à Choose Research by Subject à Choose History, or other topics. à Choose reputable
search engines, e.g., JStor

this is the company name San Gorgonio Wind Park.
Using HeinOnLine via the Butler Library website, please find and describe four administrative hearings that involve your company (or its competitors). Be sure to provide the facts of the scenario, why the resolution was administrative rather than through a judicial hearing. Provide the amount of any fines (compared to the company’s net worth at the time) and whether there were any other penalties. Proide a bibliography. Use the writing center!
Note: Use hearings from four different federal agencies! Consider: DOLabor, DOCommerce, FTC, NTHSA, EPA, CDC, NIH, EEOC, DOJ.

Group Assignment

While an Islamic bank is one based entirely on and managed with, Islamic principles, an Islamic window refers to the services provided by a conventional bank but based on Islamic principles. For example, in Oman, there are two Islamic banks, Bank Nizwa and Al Izz Islamic Bank. Six of the seven commercial banks in the country also offer Islamic banking services through dedicated windows or sections in the conventional bank.
These Islamic Banks and windows use various different types of sharia compliant contracts to structure banking products.

You are required to;
Select any two local Islamic Banks and/or windows in Oman that provide three Islamic (sharia compliant) products. Analyze how their products differ from the conventional banks based on the contract/features. The report should compare and contrast the similarities and differences.
(15 Marks)
Provide your observations how the shariah complaint products (identified above in 1) are different from other Islamic banks globally (choose any country to make the comparison. Select two international Islamic banks. (5 Marks)
Provide examples of successful sukuk issuance and their impact on specific sectors in any given economy. (05 Marks)
The report should be structured with appropriate references and begin with an introduction and end with a conclusion.
(A report of 3000 words)
(5 Marks for presentation)
END OF ASSIGNMENT

Attached Files:
IRAC-Arabic.pdf IRAC-Arabic.pdf – Alternative Formats (191.402 KB)
Chapter 33 Case Hypothetical and Ethical Dilemma copy.docx Chapter 33 Case Hypothetical and Ethical Dilemma copy.docx – Alternative Formats (21.083 KB)
Action ItemsIn Brazil, the export industry always finds ways to cut costs. The international community expressed its dismay at the manufacturers’ latest cost-cutting decision to replace flouride with diethylene glycol in toothpaste. Flouride is designed to strengthen teeth enamel. Diethylene glycol is a poisonous substance used to make chemicals that are widely used by the automobile industry.The end product exported from Brazil was poisonous toothpaste that was not labeled to indicate that it contained diethylene glycol. When the poisonous chemical was found in the toothpaste, Costa Rican government officials issued a warning telling consumers to discard the toothpaste. In 2019, a study found that toothpaste containing diethylene glycol was harmless if the chemical concentration was below 15.6 percent. The contaminated toothpaste found in Costa Rica contained levels as high as 5 percent. Costa Rican government officials warned that it was unsafe in any concentration. It is especially harmful for children, as well as those suffering from weakened kidneys.
In July 2020, due to growing concern about the safety of the imported toothpaste, the Costa Rican government banned all manufacturers from using diethylene glycol in toothpaste. Investigators believed that the toothpaste originated from two small manufacturers in the Brazil but the manufacturers denied any wrongdoing.
The contaminated toothpaste was found in five shipping containers but there have not been any confirmed illnesses or deaths from using the contaminated toothpaste.
If you were manufacturing toothpaste and decided to substitute diethylene glycol for glycerin, would you consider it your ethical obligation to tell the consumer?
Submission InstructionsComplete by follow The Assignment Unstructured:
You must put your Name and Student ID and the class CRN on your word decument.
You must put your Name and Student ID and the class CRN on your word decument.
You must submit your assignment as a word document not pdf.
There are no word limits for writing your answer
You must use Times New Roman with Font Size 14 and Daball Line Spacing.
In order to answer your assignment, you must follow the IRAC strategy, otherwise you well loss marks. (You may not find the Role that you can apply to this case, therefore you should suggest what laws that the court may apply or what do you predict the court would decide in this case. )
IRAC Explnation decument, and the linke of the calss case study are attached. https://eu-lti.bbcollab.com/recording/e43eb3c7e57b4a1f83a674c977a31c30
You should use chapters 35 + 36 as resources for your assignment. However, I would suggest you to go farther and find a similar case study and use it as a Judicial Precedent to support your answer.
Finally, Per on your mind that you will not be able to have any extra time for submitting your assignment so please be restricted with the case study due date which is the 15th of November.
Grading Criteria0 – 15 points

Assignment:
Chapter 6, Question 5: Baystate Medical Center in Massachusetts adopted a policy requiring all employees to either get a flu shot or wear a facemask over their nose and mouth while on duty. Clarke refused the vaccination on the basis of her religious beliefs. When she failed to wear a mask, she was suspended. Who are the stakeholders in this scenario? Did Baystate act ethically? What are the conflicting legal interests at stake? How should they be resolved?
Be sure to use upper graduate-level writing style and include references in MLA format.
Associated Course Learning Objectives: CLO 1, 2, 3, 4
Estimated length: 5 pages
Assignment
In both Chapter 7 and 8, the possibility of industry self-regulation is discussed. Why is self-regulation so difficult for companies to achieve with respect to environmental matters? Consider the Indonesia video. Are companies subject to the same pressures with respect to marketing? Compare and contrast the concept of industry self-regulation with the federal statutes you research (FTC and environmental); give special consideration to the theory that underscores the federal statutory scheme. When you are the owner of your own company and directing its strategic plan, what ethical theories will guide you in these two challenging areas? Fully describe your ethical reasoning for your decisions, comparing and contrasting the six theories.
Remember to review and revise your paper to MBA graduate-level writing style.
Required/Graded: due 11/19
Anticipated length: 5 pages