Business Law

Business law and how it ties into our everyday lives is very important. To understand these laws and find them applicable in certain life issues is something I feel that every citizen should have a grasp of. With this research paper I will focus on the issue of copyrights, lawsuits, trademarks and how it affects designers and artist. I myself am a clothing designer and have my own brand 5ivepillars. Numerous times during my years as an artist and designer I have seen companies both big and small rip off my work. Most of the time these companies and the individuals behind them steal a concept or idea you may have and replicate it using different colors. This trend has grown more and more in the fashion industry while leading to a large amount of lawsuits, and trademark suits. But these lawsuits have not stopped companies from stealing intellectual property. Some such as forever21 have blatantly stolen dress and clothing ideas straight off of runaways and have had them in stores ready to sell two weeks after the dresses were show cased. This time of disagreed for the law sadly happens a lot to designers and creatives in the United states. Lets see how this happens.

Running a company, small or large, can be an extremely difficult, because there are many pieces that need to fit together to make the company work like a well-oiled machine. There is the product or service to be sold, the team to be hired and trained, and the finances and expenses to all be worked out. There is also a legal element of a company that is commonly overlooked.

Who owns the copyright in the photo of Ms McFamous posing with the portrait of her by Ms Paints? Explain.

They are discussions as a group (while sitting and being at and around the roundtable as a business group as leaders) These may include any fundamental honesty with adherence to the law(s), about consumer’s product safety and quality, about any health with any safety in the workplace. Discuss concerns about conflicts of interest, focused on fairness about any selling within marketing practices and about inputs and or outputs about financial reporting also about anything about supplier relationships. Discuss setting prices or billing statements contracts and or contracting with or without Trade/trades/trading uses about securities while using inside and outside information. Discuss all motivations and all modifications about payments for obtain business. May concern foreign business corrupt practices? Any act and or actions, disclosure of acquiring and using information about any security and any political activities, for protection of the environments. Discuss and chat about any intellectual property and or any proprietary information.

In reply, Mary emails Lianne suggesting that the party be held on board a boat that will travel up and down the local river for a period of eight hours. Lianne responds immediately saying she likes the idea provided there is room on board for dancing, and enquires about the type of boat that will be used.

Answer (c) is incorrect because Summers’ offer was rejected by Fox’s counteroffer. Answer (d) is incorrect because with rare exceptions, silence does not constitute acceptance.

The issues in the case of ‘Hawthorn Blood Supplies Co Ltd’, which is a listed company on Australian Securities Exchange (ASX), are concerned protection of shareholder’s and creditor’s interests. We will identify possible legal issues in the relation to the Corporation Act 2001 and discuss whether they have been any breaches of relevant common law rules and statutory provisions in relation to ‘capital maintenance’, ‘share buy-backs’, financial assistance’ and ‘payment of dividends’. We will also briefly discuss ‘particular relevance of section 588G’ in relation to Roger.

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Sharon and Don decided to do business together via a verbal agreement. Don is already a small business owner of a local health food business. Sharon found out that Don was an owner of a business in the area after meeting him. Don became interested in Sharon’s family’s products once she showed him their products. Don and Sharon agree to sell samples of her family’s products in his store. When the products started selling well in Don’s store, he contacted Sharon to order more of the family’s products. For some time Don placed orders with Sharon’s family, and received awesome customer service. Sharon’s company would deliver the products that Don requested at the same rate and in a timely fashion. Upon receiving the order or orders, Don

On 15th October 2010 East Midlands Airways (EMA) advertise a second-hand Airbus 321 for sale in an aviation industry trade journal for £12.5m. Later that same day, Colvin, the Chief Executive Officer of Houston Aviation Ltd, phones EMA’s Managing Director Patricia. Colvin says that his firm would very much like to view the Airbus 321 but that he is off on a 5 day business trip to Dallas, Texas and will not be able to view the aircraft until he returns. Patricia says that if another buyer comes forward she will have to sell the Airbus 321 to that buyer. Colvin then says he will pay £100,000 if EMA promises not to sell the Airbus 321 to another buyer for the next 5 days. Patricia agrees to this.

Contracts are agreements, which can be made orally, or in writing, the agreements constitute of offer and acceptance. When two or more parties agree through offer and acceptance, and provide consideration, they create a legal relationship, which is legally binding and actionable by the law of contract.

Charlie is going to rescind the contract. He demands return of his money and compensation for the loss of commission on several high profile sales of his business. He wants to rescind the contract because the package of software recommend by Carmine was obsolete, despite Carmine’s assurances.

Court system in the Republic of the Hungary divides into two: 1. Ordinary courts, 2. Special courts. The ordinary courts are organized on four levels: the Judgment Boards, the Court of the Capital and the county courts, the Supreme Court of the Republic of Hungary and the last but not the least is local courts.

Chapter 1: The regulatory environment  1.1 Company and environments  Transformation ‐ combining resources to create products and services  Conversion – the process, in a regulated environment, of changing money   into  resources and products and services into money  Regulation – the rules which control behaviour  Stakeholders – individuals and groups who may affect or be affected by the  actions, decisions, policies, practices or goals of an enterprise  PESTLE – Political, Economic, Social cultural, Technological, Legal,  Environmental or Ecological    1.2 Law  Law – the total of rules at a certain point in time within a territory and or  market, which companies and stakeholders must or can implement and which  are created and enforced by