________ is another term for private-label brands.

______ shows the relationship between income and demand.

Data collection begins

Full Life Vitamins targets consumers living in 55+ communities in Florida and Arizona. Full Life Vitamins is using________ segmentation.

The diffusion of innovation curve begins with innovators. Who follows that group?

The product support of a product is part of

What’s the term Prof. White discussed as our role where we care about the company and its stakeholders?     

Attorney Charlotte who was representing Buyer in the purchase of a home emailed a purchase offer to Seller’s Lawyer. Shortly thereafter, Attorney Charlotte received an email directly from the Seller. The email provided the Seller’s analysis of the home’s worth and the lowest price that the Seller would accept. Immediately realizing that the email was intended for Seller’s Lawyer, Attorney Charlotte promptly notified Seller’s Lawyer that the Seller had inadvertently sent the email to Attorney Charlotte. Attorney Charlotte then told the Buyer about the email and its contents. The Buyer and the Seller later agreed on a purchase price. Attorney Charlotte’s use of information in the inadvertently sent email did not ultimately harm the Seller in the transaction.  Is Attorney Charlotte subject to discipline?

Pam is an elected District Attorney in Los Angeles County. During her re-election campaign, she appeared in a series of local TV ads claiming she had a “100% conviction rate in violent crimes” and was “endorsed by victims’ families for always fighting for justice.” These ads were paid for by a local victim advocacy group that Pam had supported by appearing at several of their fundraising events. While preparing for trial in a high-profile homicide case, Pam learns that the lead detective failed to turn over a piece of potentially exculpatory evidence – a recording showing a key witness giving conflicting testimony. Pam believes the evidence is unlikely to change the outcome of the trial but chooses not to disclose it, fearing it might delay the proceedings and harm her campaign image. Meanwhile, Art, a public defender who used to intern in Pam’s office, is defending the accused in that same case. Pam and Art previously dated during law school but broke up several years ago. They remain on cordial terms, occasionally texting and meeting up at legal events. Art has not disclosed this relationship to his client, and Pam has not disclosed it to the court. Separately, Christy, another deputy district attorney working under Pam, raises concerns about Pam’s decision not to disclose the recording. Pam tells her, “This is just politics – don’t overthink it.” Christy is unsure what to do next and considers reporting the issue to the State Bar. What professional responsibility issues are raised?  Answer according to California and ABA, and note any difference if any.  

Cirrus Corporation has filed an application with First Bank for a $900,000 loan to be secured by a lien on Cirrus Corporation’s inventory. Because the inventory, consisting of small items, constantly turns over, the security documents will be complex and, if improperly drawn, could result in an invalid lien. First Bank has approved the loan on the condition that Cirrus Corporation and First Bank jointly retain an attorney to prepare the necessary security instruments and that Cirrus Corporation pay the attorney’s fees. Cirrus Corporation has identified an attorney who specializes in secured credit and has asked the attorney to represent both parties in the transaction. Both Cirrus Corporation and First Bank have given informed consent in writing to the attorney’s representation of both parties. This arrangement is customary in the city in which the attorney’s law office and First Bank are located. The attorney reasonably believes that he can adequately represent the interests of both Cirrus Corporation and First Bank. Is it proper for the attorney to prepare the security documents under these circumstances?