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    ILAC Answer: ISSUE: Is the Timberlakes own the negligent for duty of care? Should the Timberlakes put public authorities? Should the Timberlakes take occupier’s liabilities? Is there a loss making event for Lindsey Loharn? Law: Law of Tort—The tort of negligence—Duty of care/ public authorities/ occupier’s liabilities. Duty of care: SWAIN v WAVERLEY MUNICIPAL COUNCIL (2005) public authorities: Nagle v Rottnest Island Authority (1993) occupier’s liabilities: Australian Safeway

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    Young v. UPS was about Peggy Young who was employed at UPS as a delivery driver. In 2006‚ she asked to take a leave of absence in order to undergo vitro fertilization. The operation was successful and Young had become pregnant. Young’s doctor had advised her to not lift anything more than twenty pound. The policy for her position at UPS required her to able to lift up to seventy pounds. Since Peggy was not able to fulfill her obligations at work due to her pregnancy‚ she was forced to take an extended

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    First off Company X would bring the lawsuit to a State Trial Court of General Jurisdiction. These courts hold a wide variety of cases such as civil disputes and criminal prosecution. Although if Company X is planning on suing for less than 5‚000 dollars they may bring the case to a Small Claims Court. Secondly‚ necessary pleadings need to be filed in order for this case to be brought to court. First off Company X would have to file a Plaintiff’s Complaint with the appropriate court. This complaint

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    United States V McClatchey 217 F3d 823 Cir.‚ (10th ‚ 2000) I. Background This case of U.S government versus defendant McClatchey involves hospital CEO‚ two physicians‚ and Mr. McClatchy who is a part of the administrative staff at Baptist Medical center. Two physicians involved in the case worked together in a group practice called BVMG that provided care to the nursing homes. In 1984‚ they brought a proposal to the Baptist Medical Center to have them buy the practice and in return physicians

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    Unit 1 Seminar PS210 Lena Thomas Kaplan University Professor Chusid Hello Professor. Unfortunately with my work schedule‚ I am unable to attend the live seminars. However‚ I went ahead and completed option 2. Thank you‚ Lena Thomas 1. Why is understanding the history of psychology important? I have always believe history is an important part of knowledge. In order to understand where we are today‚ we must understand where we have come from. Our past shows the path that got us

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    If the player was to sue for the actions that coach Bill Beam did resulting in a severe neck injury and concussion there will be serious consequences for all parties involved with the school organization. First and foremost is without a doubt coach Beam will be fired immediately for physically harming a student athlete by which in any school in the country is not right. The Athletic Director and School will be held liable by the doctrine of Vicarious Liability or Respondent Superior which holds

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    MEMORANDUM TO: Senior Partner FROM: Paralegal RE: Natalie Attire DATE: July 3‚ 2013 QUESTION PRESENTED Did Natalie Attire act in a professional manner when she got the full length tattoo on her arm‚ and was she rightfully terminated from her job because of the incident? BRIEF ANSWER Ms. Attire had asked another waitress at the establishment‚ when she should have went straight to her supervisor (Ms. Biddy Baker) and asked about getting a tattoo that would take up the

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    Both of the dogs were euthanized. Before his arrest on a tip from neighbors‚ Bower blogged about his sexual exploits with animals online and shared photos‚ according to ABC KAIT8. Examiner notes that Bower was a frequent volunteer at the local dog shelter and worked as a dog walker. Terms of Bower’s plea bargain include community service‚ counseling and prohibition of ever owning another pet while residing in Ohio. State Representative Jay Goyal and State Senator Kris Jordan are currently drafting

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    INTRODUCTION… When any company reaches out to the public to fund its visions‚ it is the prospectus that they send out –that ‘letter of offer’ that can turn dreams to reality. The prospectus could thus be visualized as the envoy of the company‚ sent to elucidate detailed information to woo potential investors from the general public. Countless business legends have been created‚ entirely because companies invited the public to subscribe to their securities or trade in existing securities‚ and thereby

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    “The legislature cannot‚ according to our constitution‚ bind itself as to the form of subsequent legislation‚ and it is impossible for Parliament to enact that in a subsequent statute dealing with the same subject-matter there can be no implied repeal. If‚ in a subsequent Act‚ Parliament chooses to make it plain that the earlier statute is being to some extent repealed‚ effect must be given to that intention just because it is the will of the legislature.” (per Maugham LJ in Ellen Street Estates

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