DQ2: Chapters 5 and 11: Unfortunately, you and Max make better friends than business partners. While Smaxy Maxy’s is roughly breaking even, there is constant conflict between the two of you. You and Max had established a partnership, and both of you recognize that the partnership must be dissolved, leaving a sole proprietor. There is no simple solution because both of you have fallen in love with Smaxy Maxy’s. You wisely consult a lawyer. She suggests a lawsuit to force the partnership dissolution. You wonder if there might be alternatives to litigation. What might those be with this fact scenario? Explain. DQ3: Chapter 14.3: You own Sam’s Sea Food and are in fierce competition with Frank’s Fish House, the businesses just a few blocks apart. Both sell a variety of fresh seafood. Frank decides on a new promotion. He advertises heavily, “one pound of fresh, wild Alaska, salmon, $8.99, first come, and first served.” However, Frank has only two of these items in the store. Is this legitimate advertising? Explain. DQ4: Chapter 14:3: You are the owner of Big Bo’s Beer and are reviewing a proposed television jingle: Buy your beer from Big Bo Cause as you know From Maine to Idaho Everyone loves the taste of Big Bo Should you be concerned that this might lead to an allegation of false/deceptive advertising? Why/why not? DQ5: Chapters 5 and 12: You own Catherine’s Chemicals, specializing in producing chemicals for later use in industrial cleaning solutions. Your company has a 100% safety record for both employees and the public. Indeed, within the industry, Catherine’s has a reputation for taking extra steps to protect all concerned. Despite all precautions, including those beyond industry standards, a pipe bursts for unexplained reasons, spilling a dangerous chemical that will adversely affect a nearby waterway. A subsequent inspection shows that there was no negligence involved in this accident. Under the strict liability doctrine, Catherine’s is almost certain to be liable for any and all environmental damage. Is this good public policy? Explain.
DQ2: Chapters 5 and 11: Unfortunately, you and Max make better friends than business partners. While Smaxy Maxy’s is roughly breaking even, there is constant conflict between the two of you. You and Max had established a
There is no simple solution because both of you have fallen in love with Smaxy Maxy’s. You wisely consult a lawyer.
She suggests a lawsuit to force the partnership dissolution. You wonder if there might be alternatives to litigation. What might those be with this fact scenario? Explain.
DQ3: Chapter 14.3: You own Sam’s Sea Food and are in fierce competition with Frank’s Fish House, the businesses just a few blocks apart. Both sell a variety of fresh seafood.
Frank decides on a new promotion. He advertises heavily, “one pound of fresh, wild Alaska, salmon, $8.99, first come, and first served.” However, Frank has only two of these items in the store. Is this legitimate advertising? Explain.
DQ4: Chapter 14:3: You are the owner of Big Bo’s Beer and are reviewing a proposed television jingle:
Buy your beer from Big Bo
Cause as you know
From Maine to Idaho
Everyone loves the taste of Big Bo
Should you be concerned that this might lead to an allegation of false/deceptive advertising? Why/why not?
DQ5: Chapters 5 and 12: You own Catherine’s Chemicals, specializing in producing chemicals for later use in industrial cleaning solutions. Your company has a 100% safety record for both employees and the public.
Indeed, within the industry, Catherine’s has a reputation for taking extra steps to protect all concerned.
Despite all precautions, including those beyond industry standards, a pipe bursts for unexplained reasons, spilling a dangerous chemical that will adversely affect a nearby waterway. A subsequent inspection shows that there was no negligence involved in this accident.
Under the strict liability doctrine, Catherine’s is almost certain to be liable for any and all environmental damage. Is this good public policy? Explain.
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