1. Based on the scenario, which type of landowner liability did Heather have to Bob? Heather hires Bob to fix the tile in her bathroom. The tile has been falling off in big chunks, but she had not yet told Bob that. When Bob enters the bathroom, he is hit on the head by falling tile. Heather is found liable. This an example of

2. antitrust law

3. 2 types of necessity

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. dilution

6. An individual looks at several cell phones at a cellular kiosk. The individual chooses one and tests it. While doing so, the individual finds the camera has 7-megapixel capacity. The individual purchases the phone that was tested. Once home, the individual finds that the cell phone is the identical make and model of the one that was tested, but it has only 4.5-megapixel capacity. Is the buyer likely to win a suit for breach of warranty?

7. Arbitration is more or less formal than negotiation and mediation?

8. If a company, such as a publisher, owns a copyrighted work, how long is it good for?

9. World Trade Organization's Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS)

10. procedural due process

11. how many years is a copy right good for?

12. Business organizations are an important part of a business's :

13. Negative externalities

14. 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.

15. In a partnership, each partner is a general agent, while under corporation law the __________ are agents of the corporation.

16. A flower shop owner has a home garage sale. Emory purchases a radio at the sale and is told the radio is five years old; nothing is said about its quality. Once home, Emory finds the radio is unusable. Emory tries to obtain a refund, but the seller refuses. Will Emory win in a breach of warranty claim?

17. Common-law courts have long held that certain activities are inherently dangerous and that those who cause damage to others by engaging in those activities will be held:

18. Actual cause (causation in fact)

19. 3 Levels of Federal Judicial System

20. Zone of Risk Test

21. Major acts, such as Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, prohibit employers from discriminating against employees on the basis of

22. Ratification

23. independent contractor

24. Which type of authority has been formed in this relationship?

25. the method of ADR used in disputes between employers and employees about topics such as workplace conditions, wrongful discharge, or advancement grievances