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    One of the toughest and not resolved legal and ethical issues in the field of patent law is thought to be the establishment of ‘the optimal means of distribution among biomedical researchers and their research participants of any rights in commercial products and revenues derived from human tissue’ (Gitter p.261). In consists in the fact whether a patient is granted a property right to a cell-line, particularly tissue, extracted from his body. Tissue itself is defined as ‘a collection of cells…

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    all decisions in their capacities as corporate fiduciaries, must act without personal economic conflict. The duty of loyalty can be breached either by making a self-interested transaction or taking a corporate opportunity (Velasco, 2015). .In order for Prudential Financial to prevent any violations of the duty of loyalty, it is recommended that, if a fiduciary wishes to make a self-interested transaction, or take a corporate opportunity, the fiduciary must first fully disclose both the facts of…

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    company and that lead to their downfall. In a company, the directors or management do not have ownership to t. The company belongs to itself, so Dennis, the CEO, could in fact be guilty of stealing form the company and he was. As the CEO, Dennis has a fiduciary duty to the members of the company and Dennis decided not to. He as well as other board members were in the act of embezzlement with company funds. There were millions of dollars taken from the company for selfish needs such as decorating…

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    Indeed, in Neade v. Protes, 193 Ill. 2d 433, 443 (2000), the Illinois Supreme Court rejected Plaintiffs’ exact argument. There, the plaintiff sued a doctor for both medical negligence and breach of a fiduciary duty. Id. at 438. The supreme court declined to hold up the plaintiff’s breach of fiduciary claim, finding that the claim was merely a “re-presentment” of her medical negligence claim. Id. at…

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    Mission Statement Adams Catholic Elementary School, which was opened in 1995, is guided by the Holy Spirit and rooted in faith that allows us to grow in Christ. We are dedicated to creating an atmosphere of prayer and reliance on our heavenly Father while spreading the message of Jesus to all. We are here to serve all in our diverse community as well as meeting the needs of the whole child while providing them a well-rounded curriculum. We are committed to developing life-long learners to meet…

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    longevity. Do leaders of organizations behave in an ethical way based on their own set of values and principles, or is their behavior shaped by an established organizational ethical culture? In practice, the question remains of whether or not the fiduciary duties and official responsibilities of directors and administrators of for-profit organizations do interfere with their decision-making ability to arrive at ethically consistent decisions based on…

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    Annotated Bibliography Keighley Maxted & Co. v. Durant [1901] AC 240 (Undisclosed Principle). The Court asserted that "A contract made by a person intending to contract on behalf of a third party, but without his authority, cannot be ratified by the third party so as to render him able to sue or liable to be sued on the contract, where the person who made the contract did not profess at the time of making it to be acting on behalf of a principal." This case is the base of my essay, I have used…

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    K. Haniff's Equation

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    On 08/30/16 we received a payment request in the amount of $633,451.60 ($617,158.33 LOSS & $16,293.27 LAE) from the broker, AON on behalf of Zurich (ZIC). The Pay Time form is completed & tasked to K.Haniff. Our current outstanding reserve is $1,044,591.03 ($837,699.66 Loss & $206,891.37 LAE) with a total incurred of $2,813,385.09. An increase of $62.91 in LAE is required. After payment of the $633,451.60 our outstanding reserve will be $411,202.34 (Loss $220,541.33 & LAE $190,661.01) for a…

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    Union Carbide Case Study

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    The explosion of the Union Carbide India Limited pesticide plant in Bhopal, India on December 2, 1984 will remain one of the worst industrial calamities the world has seen. The official death count at the time of the incident was nearly 3000 deaths, but unofficial estimates hovered between 8000 – 10000 deaths (Bogart, 1989). This multifaceted case presents a unique challenge to critique the ethical dilemma in regards to Union Carbide’s legal strategy in response to the situation. The purpose…

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    Likewise, as needs be to ERISA ACT requires annuity arrangements to be in composing and to name a benefits reserve manager, the arrangement manager owes a fiduciary obligation to go about as a reasonable individual in dealing with the asset and contributing its states. The ERISA have a serving as guardians to secured arrangement for a time of five years. 3, pg 434, 20.7 Ethics 1) Exclusive cure standard of…

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