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    The lawsuit was filed by the lawyers of mentally ill patients, who felt like the level of care was not being met by the standards of treatment for mentally ill patients. The staff had to come up with a plan of action in order to meet the level of care for the…

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    abused her as a child after “regaining” back her repressed memories from a form of therapy. This woman had some specific details about her supposed abuse and claimed her father molested her continuously. Because of her regained memories, she filed a lawsuit against her father (Loftus, n.d.). The only evidence presented for this Repressed Memories…

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    explosion issue, however they would have to push their release date to a later time. Ford calculated that the lawsuits they would receive would be significantly lower than what it would cost to fix the cars. Calculated it would cost Ford almost $137 million to fix the cars and $49.5 million in lawsuits. In the end it cost Ford almost three times the amount originally calculated in lawsuits. This all could have been avoided if Ford had taken the precautions and regarded the clients’ safety…

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    In the very beginning of American society in 1787, a staggering 92% of Americans lived rurally. However, this percentage was steadily declining and would continue to do so, as Jacob Riis accurately predicted in his book How the Other Half Lives: “At the beginning of the century the percentage of our population that lived in cities was as one in twenty-five. In 1880 it was one in four and one-half, and in 1890 the census will in all probability show it to be one in four.” In fact, by 1910, the…

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    reproduction of a registered mark without the consent of the author shall be liable for a lawsuit (Legal Information Institute). Legally, after the committee dismissed Lyons, it was supposed to follow the required legal framework that was going to ensure that the company acquires a new name or modifies the name, "The American College of Veterinary Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation,". This measure could have avoided the lawsuit that Lyons filed since she is the one who had the copyright of the…

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    negative media attention that may be harmful to their reputation and bottom line;since they are probably still looking for an investor,if they don't get one more layoffs may occur. Another reason ,since Allen has already been fired so any attempt at a lawsuit would infinge on Allen's First Amendment right of freedom of speech. I believe this relates to the utilitarianism theory(book) which in this situation is the one that produces the greatest benefits,in this case several employees not getting…

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    How do you think legal and ethical requirements might come into conflict with each other when counseling minor clients? Clients who are minors have a moral right to privacy within the alliance between the client and the counselor. Moreover, according to the text, (Remley & Herlihy, 2015) counselors how obligations to the minor as well as the parent or guardian which may come into confliction. Accordingly, an obligation exists legally to the parents and an ethically and morally obligation is…

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    Introduction This assignment is regarding on McDonald’s SWOT analysis. At first, this assignment gives background details of McDonald and competitor analysis. After that, SWOT analysis will be explained and discussed. Conclusion will be given at the end. Background of McDonald McDonald’s is an international brand of fast food restaurant which is one of largest franchises in the world. McDonald’s provides locally-relevant and quality food and drinks at various affordable price such as…

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    a fixer for a prestigious law firm, Kenner, Bach and Leeden, that is stuck in a difficult situation of having to defend the unethical actions of an agriculture product conglomerate, U-North. The firm is given the task of defending U-North from a lawsuit that states that the company willingly signed off on a carcinogenic and dangerous weed killer. Throughout the…

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    Tcd In Vietnam

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    as the cause of his illness, and later founded the Vietnam Veterans Agent Orange Victims organization. In 1978, the organization “filed a $10 million lawsuit against Dow, Monsanto, Diamond Shamrock, and Hercules– manufacturers of Agent Orange” (Hanafin). Later that year, Reutershan died of his cancer, and “In 1984, the Agent Orange Class Action lawsuit was settled for $180 million” (Hanafin). It was the largest court settlement to date, saving the targeted corporations from further public…

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