1. Termination of Agency

2. There are many excuses (defenses) to claims of negligence, including (2)

3. Duty to Compensate

4. Intellectual property rights are infringed when a work protected by intellectual property laws is used, copied, or otherwise exploited without having the proper permission from :

5. A managed care company was found liable for denying valid claims for health insurance coverage. The company was ordered to pay compensatory damages to a group of plaintiffs. To 'make an example' of the insurer, the court also ordered the insurer to pay an additional $10 million to deter other insurers from engaging in the same wrongful acts. The $10 million award is an example of

6. express contract

7. courts will interpret constitutional law and statutory law

8. Congress creates administrative agencies through enabling acts

9. A common method of dispute resolution that avoids many of the challenges associated with litigation is _______.

10. The intentional commission of an act that a reasonable person knows would cause injury to another is known as

11. contributary negligence

12. the law imposes no obligation to act in a situation to which people are ________

13. s-corporation

14. punitive damages

15. To demonstrate that a product is unreasonably dangerous, plaintiffs have two theories available to them:

16. plant patent

17. Examples of administrative agencies

18. lingering authority

19. Statute of Frauds

20. preponderance of the evidence

21. Invitees

22. In order to sue for appropriation of a name or likeness, the following must apply: (3)

23. The law of torts developed almost entirely in the __________ courts; that is, statutes passed by legislatures were not the source of law that plaintiffs usually relied on.

24. Fifth Amendment

25. In a criminal case, the prosecution must prove all elements beyond a reasonable doubt to convict the defendant. (T or F)