Lena offers Miguel a job, representing falsely that it will be long term. In reliance,
Miguel takes the job but is laid off shortly thereafter and successfully sues Lena for
fraud. With respect to the employment-at-will doctrine, this is
a. an example of the doctrine.
b. an exception based on contract theory.
c. an exception based on public policy.
d. an exception based on tort theory.
Evergreen Landscapers, Inc., owes Friendly Finance Company $5,000. Evergreen
enters into a contract with Suburban Office Park under which Evergreen promises to
maintain the landscaping on Suburbans property. Under the contract, Suburban
promises to pay Friendly Finance the amount that will be due Evergreen until
Evergreens debt to Friendly Finance is paid. Evergreen performs as promised, but
Suburban does not pay Friendly Finance. Can Friendly Finance succeed in a suit against
Suburban? Why or why not?