The term “cyberlaw” refers to laws and precedent applicable to Internet transactions and
communications.
Customs and trade usage can override the express provisions of a contract.
Shareholders ordinarily cannot be sued for corporate liabilities.
A third person does not have the status of an intended third-party beneficiary unless it is
clear at the time the contract was formed that the parties intended to impose a direct
obligation with respect to the third person.
Employers have access and control rights to their employees’ e-mail.
A factor is a consignee.
Descriptive terms such as locations and colors are never subject to trademark
protections.
If a bailment is for the sole benefit of the bailee, the bailor has no obligation to inform
the bailee of known defects.
The Constitution prohibits discrimination based on reasonable classification.
Order paper is converted into bearer paper by the holder’s blank indorsement.