1. It is defined as intentional and deliberate act or decision for personal gain which adversely affects the company.

what is the difference between an immoral and an illegal act? provide and example

Jose purchased a second-hand riding lawnmower from the manufacturer, ABC Inc. Before using the mower, Jose opened the hood to fill up the gas tank. He took off the cap and placed it on the tank. He started to pour in the gas. He had to stop to get the cap when it rolled off the tank. He again placed in the hood and continue to pour the gas into the tank. The cap again rolled away and, this time, it hit the battery and caused a spark that ignited the gasoline fumes. As the fire started, he dropped off the gasoline container that he was holding on and spilled the gas which resulted in a blazing fire that destroyed his garage and home. ABC Ltd. is aware of the problem since there were several incidents and lawsuits. To address this problem, ABC Inc. manufactured a battery-covered and provide a safety kit to its customers. Jose was not aware of this issue nor receive a copy of a safety kit. Does ABC Inc owe a duty of care? Is the duty of care foreseeable? Does ABC Inc solution meet the…

Pollution remediation obligations should be recognized if which of the following obligating events has occurred?   Multiple Choice A violation of a pollution prevention permit has occurred. All of the given items are obligating events that would require recognition of a pollution remediation obligation. The government is compelled to take remediation action due to imminent endangerment to the public health. The government is named or will be named as the responsible or potentially responsible party to a remediation.

A transit officer sees a 2-year-old child walking along the edge of a train station by herself. The officer realizes that it looks strange and dangerous that she is walking very close to the edge. While the child is standing next to the officer she prepares to jump onto the tracks. The officer could have could have grabbed her and pulled her back onto the platform, but he chose not to do so. Unfortunately, the child gets hit by a train and dies. The parents, were nearby and didn’t notice that their child walked away from them, sue the officer and the city for damages. What is the probable outcome of their suit? What if it wasn’t an officer but just another rider on the subway?

When Marissa’s company became a buyer for a food service company, she attended an online educational presentation by one of her company’s suppliers. It laid out the supplier’s knowledge of sustainable new products. She was able to interact with the presenter and ask questions. This was most likely

Why do facts matter when it comes to warranties either implied or expressed?

Both diverted and gray-market merchandise are "real" products from the manufacturer (as opposed to counterfeit merchandise which is a knock off and not made from the legitimate, copyrighted or trademark owner), however, when products are sold to unauthorized retailers by third parties, the products are then considered to be diverted or gray-market. Is it True or False?

What is the obiter dicta .

Need a long and detailed self-explanatory analysis of the following case after hearing the oral argument of the case in Oyez Bank of America Corp. v. City of Miami