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water area (Salano County CA, n.d.). In 1999, the United States Fish & Wildlife Service (USFWS) issued a Biological Opinion, in accordance with Section Seven of the Federal Endangered Species Act (ESA), concerning the Solano Project Water Service Contract Renewal between the Bureau of Reclamation (USBR), United States Department of the Interior (USDOI), and the Solano County…

Norms: As stated in module three of the course lecture, “norms are shared expectations and beliefs about ways to behave" (Muskat, Winter 2016). Our group norms were to exercise confidentiality; to follow the order of participation, where the leaders spoke during the task group meetings unless someone else was assigned to do so; and to be respectful of other members in the group by remaining professional throughout the session. In following the order of participation; we had to keep in mind that…

enforcement of arbitration. According to the Times, "Consumer advocates argue it is not fair for debt collectors to enforce an arbitration agreement a consumer signed with a different company. Debt collectors counter that they are buying loan contracts, and the terms come with them." “It’s beyond hypocritical that the companies can use arbitration to avoid being held accountable in court, all the while using the courts to collect from consumers,” noted Peter Holland, a lawyer who ran the…

is backed by title insurance thereby protecting the home buyer and lender against innumerable and unforeseen risks in the nature of unknown recorded liens, defects in public records, forgeries, improperly delivered deeds, etc. Title insurance is a contract of indemnity that guarantees the condition of real property. Simply put, for a home when you take a title insurance policy, the company giving you the policy guarantees that the property being sold has a clear title and has no liens against…

individuals’ natural rights by governmental rulings and regulations, with the assumption that their social contract will be appropriately maintained. The protection of civil rights and liberties may be successfully carried out only through the use of authority much more influential that the power or control of the individual. Therefore, the individual and the government enter into a social contract, an implied pact dictating the sacrifice of minor individual liberties in order to adequately…

defendants—Vinnie Pacciotto, Bertie Vastar, TMI, and BVD Partners—all assume liability for the payment? If so, how will payment be divided? If not, who (if any of these parties) should assume the liability? Ultimately, did any of these parties breach contract? Lastly, are Bertie Vastar’s personal savings available to satisfy a judgment? Additional facts to be obtained in discovery: —Did BVD partner’s…

Summary of the case The bird was a case which came to be known later as an economic loss. According to the case, bird Construction Company was given the responsibility to build an apartment in 1972 and later the apartment was sold to Winnipeg Condominium Corporation. After the building was sold, Winnipeg Condominium Corporation in 1982 noticed that there were problems with the masonry work as well as the mortar work in the exterior part of the building (Palmer, 2007). This made the company to…

A human resources policy manual, also colloquially known as an “employee handbook,” is a document which sets the tone for the company’s overall employee relationship philosophy. This document informs employees of the policies and procedures of the company who has hired them and some of their rights and responsibilities to this company (Gomez-Mejia, Balkin, & Cardy, 2016; Guerin & DelPo, 2005; Lawson, 1998). There is no particular law that requires an employer to publish a policy manual. That…

between the two organization. A risk sharing model is the preferred partnership model that Evolent looks to engage in as it demonstrates to the client that there is a vested interest to perform well and is willing to gain and lose throughout the contract term based on Evolent’s…

Lawyer Howe violated Rule 1.3 of ABA's law not to act reasonably and quickly to represent clients because he did not exist. He also violated Rule 5.5 (b) of the Aba Act after Karl told him that he had a new case and did not appropriately respond to Karl's proceedings. Carl failed to present himself and his place as a quasi-legal who violates EC-1.7 (a). Carl accepted the case he agreed with the client on all fees and gave them legal advice, and this was not acceptable and unauthorized of the law…