Snickerdoodles, Inc. is a daycare agency that hires Charis to work with the toddlers.  Charis assaults one of the toddlers, whose parents sue Snickerdoodles.  It turns out that if Snickerdoodles had done a background check on Charis, it would have discovered a history of felonies and jail time for violence.  Which of the following is the likely result of the lawsuit?

Tara and her husband Bill go on vacation and hate their hotel.  Tara gets onto Yelp and writes the following: “This hotel is the worst I’ve ever stayed in.  We hated everything about it.  The food wasn’t to our liking, we hated the shampoo, and the room was very ugly.”  The following week, Tara receives a letter from the hotel’s attorney threatening to sue her for injurious falsehood.  If the hotel sues on this basis, Tara will prevail.

Which of the following are possible remedies for misappropriation of a trade secret?

List two cells that are phagocytes.

Explain the blood flow through the right side of the heart.

Which of the following are possible remedies for misappropriation of a trade secret?

Tara and her husband Bill go on vacation and hate their hotel.  Tara gets onto Yelp and writes the following: “This hotel is the worst I’ve ever stayed in.  We hated everything about it.  The food wasn’t to our liking, we hated the shampoo, and the room was very ugly.”  The following week, Tara receives a letter from the hotel’s attorney threatening to sue her for injurious falsehood.  If the hotel sues on this basis, Tara will prevail.

Jarmila is a consultant employed by Home Stuff, a home goods store.  She goes to lunch one day with Penelope, the CEO of Home Stuff, and a representative from Union Goods, a store that Home Stuff is considering acquiring.  During their lunch meeting, Penelope explains to the CEO of Union Goods that Jarmila will be handling all negotiations and has full contractual authority regarding the acquisition.  The following week, Penelope discovers that Jarmila was careless in an unrelated project and tells Jarmila that she no longer has confidence in her work and that she is off the Union Goods contract.  Neither Penelope nor Jarmila mentions this to anyone from Union Goods. Jarmila still has authority to handle the contract between Home Stuff and Union Goods.

Which of the following would a defendant file at the conclusion of the discovery phase of litigation?

Smoot Quarters is an ultra-luxury residential cooperative in Cashiers, North Carolina, and is controlled by the SQ Association (which operates as a traditional member-based non-profit corporation). Smoot Quarters’ most expensive unit has a value of $10,500,000. London and Jamie Patti and Larry Cooper reside in Unit 17. Unit 17 is 9,000 square feet, has five bedrooms and seven-and-a-half bathrooms, the highest level of upgraded appliances, and a “top-shelf” outdoor kitchen. It also has a 270ᴼ wrap-around deck overlooking the beach. The Coopers have received an offer to sell their Unit 17 interest to Ben and Rachel Skrowaczeski. The Coopers and the Skrowaczeskis sign a cooperative purchase and sale agreement, and arrange for the Closing. Assuming no additional facts, the Coopers and the Skrowaczeskis can close the transaction following approval by: (Select one answer only.)