Written Assignment
Answer the questions posed at the end of the case study in essay format. Please respond to each question completely and accurately.
Your essay will be judged on your ability to spot the relevant issues and capacity to present strong, analytical and logical discussions that support your conclusions.
1. Briefly summarize the three different categories of intentional torts.
2. Explain the three categories of damages available in tort cases.
3. Briefly explore the tort theories of negligence and strict liability.
4. Identify and explain the torts present in the scenario.
5. Who should be held liable for damages and what damages might be available to the various parties involved in this situation?
The assignment should be presented in APA format and be a minimum of 500 words (2 pages or more), pages to be double-spaced, typed in 12-point font.
You must provide a header for each question, use bullet points, or numbers for each response to ensure
your paper is well-organized.
You must cite, in proper APA format, at least 3 sources, one of which can be your textbook for this class .
Be sure to thoroughly proofread your paper prior to submission to ensure that your work is professionally
communicated.
with identifying different options for increasing the company’s revenue. In the spring of 2020, the Bolonavirus (commonly known in social media as “BO-20”) began rapidly spreading across the United States and the nation quickly experienced a drastic and dramatic shortage of toilet paper. Eliza, whose personal motto is carpe diem, saw the nationwide toilet paper shortage as the answer she was looking for and decided to seize the day by markedly increasing MPC’s production of toilet paper.
lunch. Jong yelled “Hey Tyrone, oh no, watch out! Jorge is bleeding from the head!” Tyrone, upset at the sight of an injured Jorge, screamed and collapsed to the ground.
(“ASU”) and her long-time pickleball archrival, to discuss MPC’s contract with the university. MPC supplied ASU with toilet paper and paper towels for the restrooms as well as napkins for the cafeteria. Blaze explained to Eliza that ASU was running dangerously low on it’s supply of toilet paper and felt that staff members were stealingrolls from the restrooms. Despite MPC’s increased toilet paper production, they were still not able to meet the current demands of some of their customers.
trophies. Two weeks later, Blaze sent Eliza an email asking about the status of the toilet paper shipment. Eliza responded to Blaze’s email advising that MPC’s warehouse was struck by lightning during an awful storm and it’s entire contents was destroyed, so MPC was unable to fulfill the order for ASU at this time. Eliza assured Blaze that MPC’s production team was hard at work and she hoped to be able to ship the toilet paper soon.
Since its founding in 2000, the Davenport family has operated MPC as a sole proprietorship. Upon their parents retirement, siblings Reign and Sunny Davenport became the new owners of the company. Although they bicker frequently and usually have opposing viewpoints, Reign and Sunny agree that operating as a sole proprietorship has its disadvantages and are seeking to restructure the company. Reign wants to ensure that his 1965 Ford Mustang and vacation home in the Florida Keys is safe from creditors and Sunny seeks to protect her prized collection of cat statues. They both agree that avoiding double taxation is ideal and they also want to maintain equal control of the business and share equally in the profits of their growing toilet paper empire.
for guidance and advice on how to best proceed with reorganizing the business.
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