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Solved You Go To The Dentist Twice A Year To Get

The document contains summaries of 6 different cases or legal issues. Each case discusses a different topic such as personal injury law, intellectual property law, landlord-tenant law, and anti-bribery laws. The summaries ask questions about how the facts or outcomes of each case could be different under alternative circumstances.

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(SOLVED) You go to the dentist twice a year to get

You go to the dentist twice a year to get your teeth cleaned. You heard that your dentist had
devised a new method of charging for the service, but you were surprised to receive the bill
(appearing below).a. How do you react to the bill?b. Are the charges proper?c. Why […]

Shannon Freer contacted Joel Olson to represent her in her personal injury case. She asked
Joel to take the case on a contingency since most firms take personal injury cases on a
contingency basis and she had no funds for a lawyer. Joel is a new sole practitioner, right out […]

1. Recall that in the Brower v. Gateway case in Chapter 4 “Resolving Disputes: Litigation and
Alternative Dispute Resolution Options” the court held that Gateway’s inclusion of an
arbitration clause in a terms and conditions agreement was invalid because of the choice of ICC
as the arbitration forum. Why is […]

1. Given the rule adopted by the court, can you think of an example when a literary title would
violate the Lanham Act? 2. Why did the court distinguish between use of a mark on a product
and use of a mark in a song title? Mattel has invested significant […]

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1. Suppose that the landlord had made good faith efforts to fix the problem, but was unable to
for a period of three months. Would that change the outcome of the case?2. The court noted
that tenants have a reasonable time to vacate the premises. What would you consider to […]

1. What steps could Bourke have taken to be sure that he was not involved in FCPA
violations?2. If bribery is a normal way of economic life in some parts of the world, how might
the FCPA impact the competitiveness of American companies? Bourke was approached by
Kozeny about participating […]

1. If the iPod is capable of playing at a certain level of sound, isn’t it foreseeable that users
would assume that a high level of sound was ordinary use? 2. If Apple did not provide the
warning, how would that impact your analysis? Apple supplies earbud headphones with its […]

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