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Dumping is the sale of imported goods at "greater than fair value."
Lack of discriminatory intent is a complete defense to a charge of unlawful employment
discrimination.
The crime of theft requires the taking of property, without regard to whether the
perpetrator knew it belonged to another.
Whistleblower statutes protect employers who retaliate against their employees for
"blowing the whistle."
Firms are obligated to return a principal amount per share to each holder of common
stock.
A cyberstalker must act from a location near the victim.
In a lawsuit between Digital Hardware Corporation and Software Engineering
Associates, Inc., the court applies the doctrine of stare decisis. What is this doctrine?
What does this doctrine have to do with the American legal system?
Common law judicial decisions that serve to protect the interests of consumers are not
classified as consumer law.
One guideline to evaluating the ethics of a particular action is to "let your conscience be
your guide."
A forum-selection clause indicates the place for the resolution of a dispute arising under
a contract.
A contract can contain both a warranty of merchantability and a warranty of fitness for
a particular purpose.
Corporate ethical policies must be clearly communicated to be effective.
An innocent party can enforce a fraudulent contract.
The Environmental Protection Agency sets minimum levels for pollutants in public
water systems.
Traditionally, a professional owed a duty only to those with whom the professional had
a direct contractual relationship.
A consumer who receives unsolicited merchandise must return it within three business
days.
In an ordinary bailment, a bailee has the right to limit his or her liability.
A firm that is attempting to meet the competition's price may have a defense to liability
for price discrimination.
A minor who affirmatively misrepresents himself or herself to be an adult will not be
able to disaffirm a contract in most states.
