Final Exam Flashcards

1
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present when one intends the consequences to come about (you knew or should have known)

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Intentional Tort

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2
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that force and no more than a reasonable person in the like circumstances would judge to be necessary

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reasonable force

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3
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protected against this in the case of being falsely accused or wrongly denied

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false arrest or imprisonment

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4
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store owner can detain and search people who appear to be stealing

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shopkeeper privilege

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5
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outrageous conduct, intent to cause or reckless disregard in the probability of causing emotional harm, actual severe emotional harm

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intentional infliction of mental distress

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6
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when one intentionally enters the land of another or causes a thing or third person to do so

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trespassing

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7
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that of the average reasonable person, children are compared to children of their age, or if you have a superior skill you will be compared to a person in that area when performing that task

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duty

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8
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what kind of duty is owed to trespassers

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only not to harm them unless they are children and it is an attractive nuisance

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9
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what kind of duty is owed to guests or business invitees

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reasonable care or general warning of dangerous area

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10
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2 different types of damages

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compensatory - loss of earnings and medical bills

Pain and suffering

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11
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where damages are reduced by a percentage of fault

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Modified Comparative Fault

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12
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meant to punish

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punitive

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13
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cause is intact use the but for test - but for the actions of the defendant the plaintiffs harm would not have occured

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Actual Causation

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14
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temporal relationship - use the but for test again except in an A-B relationship

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Approximate Causation

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15
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can’t prove something happened and no one is talking which reverses the burden of proof

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Res ipsa loquitur

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16
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means that the thing speaks for itself

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res ipsa loquitur

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17
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what kind of duty is owed to bystanders

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spouses, persons related to you in the second degree mom, dad, siblings, children, grandparents

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18
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responsible for things that others do with your stuff

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imputed negligence

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19
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for children/spouse/parent includes loss of sex, society of a kind, for the spouse the other person must be alive but kids can get if alive or dead

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loss of consortium

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20
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doing something so dangerous we don’t care how carful you are if someone gets hurt you are liable ex. wild animals/dogs

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strict liability

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21
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manufacture of any product can’t sell product in unreasonable dangerous condition which includes conditions which is a foreseeable misuse of a product

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products liability

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22
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reasonable safety to me of their product

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product negligence

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23
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care that you a driving should be able to withstand a reasonable crash

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crash worthiness

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24
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describe a warranty

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not covered under tort arises under contracts tort has a 2 year statue of limitations and contract has a 6 year statue of limitations some warranties can be disclaimed if it is an explicit warranty where absolutely everything is disclosed

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25
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type of implied warranty where product should at least be of ordinary quality when sold by the merchant or dealer

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warranty of merchantability

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26
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implied warranty where able to use the thing for the reason you bought it for

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warranty of fitness for a particular purpose

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27
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owning more than 50% of a market

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monopoly

28
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name the five parts of analyzing a monopoly

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  1. identify the product market
  2. geographic market
  3. market share
  4. intent to be a monopolist
  5. Defenses availiable
29
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name the 3 parts of an attempted monopoly

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  1. defendant engaging in anti-competitive conduct
  2. had intent to monopolize
  3. dangerous probability of achieving monopoly power
30
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when two or mor competitors in the same product market compbine

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horizontal mergers

31
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when 2 or more layers of competitors combine

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vertical mergers

32
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when 2 companies that don’t have anything to do with each other merge into one

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conglomerate merger

33
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name the 5 parts of merger analysis

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  1. define market
  2. Herfindahl Herschman Index
  3. Market concentration
  4. Analysis of easy of entry in proposed firm
  5. Defenses
34
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how much control do I have over the person

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employee rights

35
Q

let the master answer

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Respondeat Superior/Scope of Employment

36
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name the four elements of Respondeat Superior

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  1. EE was subject to ER’s wishes/interests
  2. EE was motivated at least in part by the desire to serve ER’s wishes/interests
  3. The problem arose substantially with ing work hours in work location
  4. The act in question was of the general type the EE was hired to perform
37
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What did the Fair Labor Standards Act create

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  1. Created Minimum Wage
  2. Overtime
  3. Child Labor protections - can’t work under the age of 14 and can’t do hazardous things until 18
  4. Equal Work for Equal Pay
38
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if it is a part of the pre-employment requirements then can check randomly at any time otherwise you must have a reasonable suspicion

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Legal Drug testing

39
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passes standards to keep people safe at work and to protect workers, has scheduled and unscheduled inspections, and can fine for violations

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OSHA Occupational Safety and Health Administration

40
Q

no fault insurance plan for employee and employer

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Workers Compensation

41
Q

Workers Comp. arms and legs

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scheduled member

42
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workers comp head neck and torso

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body as a whole

43
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what are the 2 things that an employer must pay for under workers compensation

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medical bills, reasonable healing period benefit (exception is coming and going)

44
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allows employee up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave and are required to bring the employee back in a different but equal position if the job is not available

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family medical leave act

45
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intentional discrimination that requires you to be a part of a protected class, apply for a job, be qualified for the job, denied the job, and the job must remain open

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Disparate Treatment

46
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facially neutral practice that has impact of discrimination

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Disparate Impact

47
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Name 3 common defenses to racial job discrimination

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sonority system, collective bargaining, job test

48
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can discriminate against this if it is a bona fide occupational qualification

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sex discrimination

49
Q

goal is to make the workplace like the real world and in order to create more diversity you might have to inflate the numbers to look better

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Affirmative Action

50
Q

any major world religion and anyone who has a sincere and meaningful belief occupying in the life of a possessor a place parallel to that filled by god

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Religious Discrimination

51
Q

protects people 40+ from being fired due to their age as long as you can do your job

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age discrimination

52
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can’t discriminate on disability and must be reasonable to accommodate them

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Disability Discrimination

53
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physical/mental impairment that substantially limits major life activity

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disability

54
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people not covered under disability

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homosexual/bisexual 
Deptomainac
Pyromaniac
Expositionism
Gambling
Recovering drug/alcohol addict
morbid obesity
55
Q

name the 2 types of sexual harassment

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quid pro quo - this for that

Hostile work environment

56
Q

work made unbearable by comment suggestion or inuendo

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hostile work environment

57
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what can supervisors due to prevent sexual harassment

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gauge the comfort level of the employee, have separate shifts, and if that doesn’t work then you can fire them

58
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contract so unfair/one-sided that it shocks conscience of public and probably will not be upheld

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unconscionability

59
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intentionally mislead whether a material statement of fact or silent material misstatement of fact

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fraud

60
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created the consumer product safety commission which can force recalls of products

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Consumer protection Act

61
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requires lenders to fully disclose terms in a loan and provide the total amount to be paid

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truth in lending act

62
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prevents abusive behavior of debt collection agency’s can’t call 3rd party and tell them about the debt also can’t call before 8am or after 9pm

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Fair Debt Collections Act

63
Q

personal liquidation all debt forgiven

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chapter 7 bankruptcy

64
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personal reorganization where you keep all your debt and you must go under credit counseling

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chapter 13

65
Q

corporate reorganization similar to chapter 13

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chapter 11

66
Q

farmers and fishermen bankruptcy which is a hybrid of chapter 13 and 7 where you get to keep more because to try and protect family farms

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chapter 12

67
Q

name the exempt property under Iowa law

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rifle
shotgun/musket
house on 1/2 acre or less if you have lived there for more tan 40 months or get up to 125,000
Engagement/Wedding Ring
2,000 of clothing and trunks
5,000 for car
one acre burial plot 
professionally prescribed health aids
up to 2,500 in household furnishings 
wild card of $100