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Instructions: Read the situation and Go through the Questions STEP BY STEP, My teacher is trying to train me to go through the process of law(Read Carefully), when answering the Analysis, you must provide facts and cannot use your opinion or emotions to explain, You have to pretend like this is a real case and you are really in law/court addressing this.

nstructions: The memo should be two pages and students should use the tax memo template provided. The answer should be a full 2 pages (double spaced, times new roman 12pt., 1-inch margins) Do not repeat the question in the answer. Each memo must include an explanation of the relevant code sections, regs and/or other relevant controlling authority such as case law. Don’t just cite the rules or cases, explain them and their application to the specific facts in the questions. Attachments: 1- Instructions 2- Memo Format 3- Memo from chat GPT to rewrite in the correct format and also check the sources (This is from Chat GPT I don't know how well it is. Please review it, Check Sources and make the necessary changes) Thank you

Search for a product that has caused injuries. Include a sentence or 2 about what happened and if there was a settlement or court awarded damages, include the amount. Try not to repeat another student's post. Include the link to the article. Those are the ones you can't do. Please choose carefully a good article to read from. It has to be a reliable ne, not wikipedia or stuff like that. Fisher Price Rock ‘n Play Sleeper Infant highchairs from China Radithor Johnson & Johnson IKEA dresser Betty Bullock sued Philip Morris, a cigarette manufacturer, BlendJet Takata Airbags Sheila Liebeck suffered third-degree burns after spilling a cup of McDonald’s coffee in her lap. Bissell Steam Clean GM was ordered to pay out $102.6 million to customers because of a engine defect. a Tesla S Model caught fire Galoob's Sky Dancers toy

Please choose a prompt for paper 1 and only do the abstract part. I attached all the instructions, grading rubric, and prompts. Please let me know if you have any questions. Abstract should only be 100-200 words as it says in the Instructions. this assignment and class is a multi step assignment and I will use you again to do the future assignments as well if it looks good.

Case 6.1 McKee v. Laurion (See attached document for case summary) Review the attached case summary and type responses into a MICROSOFT WORD DOCUMENT. Remember to individually number each response. Upload the document into Blackboard. NOTE: Please do not upload documents in any other format as Blackboard will not recognize them. 1. What are the required elements to establish a claim of defamation? Which party has to plead and prove these elements? 2. How did the court decide this case? What was the court's reasoning? 3. Suppose that Laurion had posted online, “When I mentioned Dr. McKee’s name to a friend who is a nurse, she said, ‘Dr. McKee is a real jerk!’ ” Would this statement have been defamatory? Explain. Case 6.3: Taylor v. Baseball Club of Seattle, L.P. Review the case summary beginning on page 120 of your text and type responses into a MICROSOFT WORD DOCUMENT. Remember to individually number each response. Upload the document into Blackboard. NOTE: Please do not upload documents in any other format as Blackboard will not recognize them. 1. What is the basis underlying the defense of assumption of risk, and how does that basis support the court’s decision in this case? 2. Had the plaintiff prevailed, how might the venues for baseball be different? 3. Are there any sports events at which a player, spectator, or other participant might not be held to have assumed the risk of an injury? Are there injuries that a participant would likely not have assumed the risk of?

I need Step 6 and Step 9 completed. I attached supporting documents if needed.  Blue mood power point requirements (case file attached) Include a title slide, with your name on it, introducing the presentation. On the presentation slides, include only the major bullet points for each issue. Use your narration to provide the supporting rationale for each major bullet point. (I JUST NEED THE SCRIPT FOR THE SLIDES, I WILL DO THE NARRIATION) Include a script of your narration in the notes section of the PowerPoint. Title your files using this protocol: yourlastname_BlueMoodPowerPoint_date. The final slide must present a clear summary of your major conclusions and any recommendations Carz Bazaar analysis requirements (case file attached) Please divide your analysis into two parts: Part I: Arguments for the Plaintiffs and Part II: Arguments for the Defendant. Support your conclusion with references to legal principles and laws. Cite references to course materials and cases using APA format. The analysis should be no more than seven pages (double spaced, 12-point font; the reference list does not count towards the page limit). Title your file using this protocol: yourlastname_CarzBazaar _date.    Step Submission   Week Deliverable File-naming   protocol/Submission instructions   Step   2 Week   1 Skills   gap analysis lastname_MBA630Week1SkillsGap_date.xlxs   Step   6 Week   2 Blue   Mood PowerPoint lastname_BlueMoodPowerPoint_date.ppt   Step   9 Week   2 Carz   Bazaar analysis lastname_CarzBazaar   _date.docx   Step   10 Week   3 Cars   bazaar discussion Submit   discussion posts in the Cars Bazaar Discussion area BLUE MOOD CLOTHING CASE  Gather and Analyze Information As you read through the materials, try to begin answering the questions Vice President Dodger asked you. You will likely encounter many new legal concepts, so take notes about which sections apply to this case so that you can easily refer back to them when you begin to write your presentation. The VP’s precise questions about the legal issues are as follows: Can Colossal Corporation terminate Alex without any      notice or a hearing? Why or why not? This question relates to employment-at-will. Did Alex, Nick, Bill, or Juanita commit any crimes      and, if so, which crimes did each person commit? Fully explain your answer      for each person as you explore the subject of business criminal law. What defenses, if any, might the relevant persons      allege in response to the crimes you identified? Fully explain your answer      for each person. Did Alex, Nick, Bill, or Juanita commit any      intentional torts and, if so, which intentional torts did each person      commit? Read about the law of tortsin      order to make your determinations. What defenses, if any, might the relevant persons      allege in response to the intentional torts you identified? Fully explain      your answer for each person. Can anyone collect damages for the intentional      torts? Who can collect and whom would they sue? Detail the specific      damages that may be available to potential plaintiffs as you read      about tort damages.   In the next step, you will formalize your thoughts so that they are ready to put into your presentation. Communicate Your Findings and Conclusions to the Vice President of Colossal Corporation: Create Your PowerPoint You have finished getting all of your ideas organized surrounding the Blue Mood Clothing case when you receive an email with delivery instructions from Vice President Dodger: INBOX (1 NEW EMAIL) From: Kenneth Dodger, Vice President, Colossal Corporation To: You Just wanted to check in as you begin to communicate your findings and conclusions on the Blue Mood Clothing case. I'd like you to use your outline and research notes from your work on this case to prepare a narrated PowerPoint for the senior leadership team. As you will not deliver this in person, it will need to follow the form of an asynchronous presentation. Further, here is a list of additional requirements I need you to follow to meet standard presentation protocol: Include a title slide, with      your name on it, introducing the presentation. On the presentation slides,      include only the major bullet points for each issue. Include no more than 20      slides. Use your narration to      provide the supporting rationale for each major bullet point. Include a script of your      narration in the notes section of the PowerPoint. Title your files using this      protocol: yourlastname_BlueMoodPowerPoint_date. The final slide must present      a clear summary of your major conclusions and any recommendations. You should be prepared to answer questions about your presentation after you have submitted it. That should be all for now. Looking forward to seeing the final product, Ken Submit your narrated PowerPoint to the submission dropbox located in the final step of this project. You should try to have your Blue Mood PowerPoint complete by the end of Week 2. In the next step, you'll begin analyzing the second case for Colossal: the Carz Bazaar Case. CARZ BAZAAR Review Case Two: Carz Bazaar Feeling proud of your growing knowledge of business law and your work on the Blue Mood Clothing case, you move on to your next assignment. You open the Carz Bazaar case file to review the facts of the situation. Once you have fully assessed the situation in the Carz Bazaar case, proceed to the next step, where you will gather the information you need to analyze the legal questions of the case. Gather and Analyze Information As you read through the materials, try to begin answering the questions posed below. You will likely encounter many new legal concepts, so take notes about which sections apply to this case so that you can easily refer back to them when you begin to write your analysis. In all legal cases, there are disputes about the facts and the law. In this case, we can assume the facts stated in our case file are accurate, so we just need to decide what law applies and how the law can be interpreted to support the plaintiffs’ and defendant's arguments. The issue of who caused the accident has been settled. Wilson caused the accident, so the issue before us is whether Wilson's employer can be held responsible for his actions. What are the arguments in favor of the plaintiffs      (the accident victims)? What are the arguments in favor of the defendant      (Carz Bazaar)? Read about legal responsibilities of agents and employees to help you answer these questions. In the next step, you'll formalize your thoughts so that they are ready to put into your presentation. Create and Submit Your Legal Analysis As you begin to finalize your findings from the Carz Bazaar case, you receive an email from Vice President Dodger: INBOX (1 NEW EMAIL) From: Kenneth Dodger, Vice President, Colossal Corporation To: You Good to see your continued progress on these cases. As you prepare to submit your findings for the Carz Bazaar incident, I wanted to give you some clear delivery instructions. As in the previous case, I'd like you to use your outline and research notes from your work on this case to prepare your written analysis. Maintaining company procedure, I'd also like you to meet the following requirements for this deliverable: Please divide your analysis      into two parts: Part I: Arguments for the Plaintiffs and Part II:      Arguments for the Defendant. Support your conclusion with      references to legal principles and laws. Cite references to course      materials and cases using APA format. The analysis should be no      more than seven pages (double spaced, 12-point font; the reference list      does not count towards the page limit). Title your file using this      protocol: yourlastname_CarzBazaar _date. Following this submission, I would like you to participate in a discussion with your fellow Colossal Company colleagues to see if we can reach a consensus about the winner of this case. I hope your work to this point has been rewarding. I've always found that consideration and appreciation of ethical practice in a global market is the key to successful business. Best, Ken

Provide an analysis of the ethical and legal foundations of the seminal case People of the State of Michigan v. Jack Kevorkian. Utilize the Legal Analysis Template located in the Learning Resources to structure your analysis. Be sure to include ethical/legal concepts, terms, and theories and apply what you have studied in prior weeks.

POST 1: Choose one review topic Explain the topic thoroughly Provide a citation to the information you are discussing POST 2: Choose a fellow student's post Contribute something more by discussing a news article or current event that applies to that student's post POST 3: Respond very thoroughly to a question posted by the instructor Support your response with a citation REVIEW TOPICS 1. UCC Sale of goods 2. Leases under the UCC 3. Bill of lading 4. Destination contracts 5. The perfect tender rule 6. Puffery 7. FTC - Cease and Desist Orders 8. Assignment 9. Quasi-Contracts 10. Impossibility of Performance 11. Internet Agreements 12. Lease 13. Sellor/Buyer Obligations Under a Contract 14. Product Liability 15. Implied and Express Warranty 16. Cease and Desist Orders 17. Deceptive Advertising 18. Negotiable Instruments 19. Bank Duties 20. Statute of Frauds (when a contract must be in writing)

This is an EXTRA CREDIT assignment option based on Naruto v. Slater, No. 16-15469, 2018 WL 1902414 (9th Cir. April 23, 2018) (Monkey takes selfies and sues photographer for copyright infringement). Instructions: Open and read the attached article about the case at the below link: Monkey Selfies.pdf Monkey Selfies.pdf - Alternative Formats   Create a discussion board thread and answer the following questions: What does “standing to sue” mean? Why can’t PETA act as Naruto’s “Best Friend or Guardian”? Have fun with this one!

Case 8.1 The Coca-Cola Co. V. The Koke Co. of America.Review the case summary beginning on page 140  of your text and type responses into a MICROSOFT WORD DOCUMENT. Remember to individually number each response. Upload the document into Blackboard. Please do not upload documents in any other format as Blackboard will not recognize them. NOTE: The case summary included in the textbook is heavily condensed. Students should understand that "Coke" was approved for trademark protection as a "suggestive term" because it referred to one of it's principle ingredients. Coca-Cola is suing the Koke Company for trademark infringement due to the similarity of the two names (Koke v. Coke). The Koke is arguing that Coca-Cola's use of Coke should not be protected under trademark law because the beverage no longer contains the ingredient (cocaine) which formed the basis for recognizing the trademark in the first place. Under current law, what must be proven to successfully bring a general claim of trademark infringement? Explain how the Koke company has infringed upon Coca-Cola's trademark (i.e., apply the facts to the law identified in your response to question 1, above)   How does a claim for trademark dilution differ from a claim for trademark infringement?