A process or formula that your company uses and gives it a competitive advantage over its competitors lasts ____________ as long as your company keeps it __________

Traditionally, defamation law requires ________, meaning that the communicator of the defamatory information must disclose the information to a third party.

Without permission, Sally copies photographs from Isaiah’s book “Mount Everest: Top of the World” and uses them in a new book. Sally’s book is about photography, not mountains. Sally’s use of the photos is

Carson thinks of a new concept for a palm-sized computer notebook. He also thinks of a new, faster process for producing the notebooks. Federal copyright law protects

Buster invents a new camp grill that he names Buster’s Burger Blaster. He writes specific instructions about how to use it in a manual that comes with every grill. Buster can obtain a trademark for

A process or formula that your company uses and gives it a competitive advantage over its competitors lasts ____________ as long as your company keeps it __________

Alpha Corp. creates a syrup that is flavored with coffee and chocolate and sells it under the name MochaMerge. Beta Co. begins to sell a similar product under the name MokaMerge. This is most likely a matter of

Volkswagen’s decided several years ago to roll out cars with their “clean diesel engine” which were not “clean” but rather contained a device that recognized when the car’s emissions was being tested and “cheated“ emissions control tests. This is an example of what kind of tort? What damages are potentially available to consumers who purchased of one of these VW vehicles? 

Bette backs out of City Parking Garage, colliding with Dill’s car.  Dill may recover $7,500 to cover the cost of the repairs if Bette failed to act as

Thrill seekers who want to skydive, para-sail or rent jet-skis, go carts or ski equipment are sometimes asked by the purveyors of these activities to sign a(n) ___________________ clause or agreement. Are there any other ways that these companies can protect themselves in the event they are sued by participants injured in these activities?