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Leg & Soc Final Flashcards

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Intentional Tort

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-Fergusen vs Missouri

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Tort (3 subcategories)

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-monetary, physical, psychological injury

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Intent

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present when one intends the consequences of their actions to come about–cover eyes and shoot?
–new and wanted action to come about or should have known consequences of actions would come about

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Intentional interference with the person

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-assault

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Self Defense

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defending yourself from harm

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Reasonable force

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that force and no more the reasonable person in like circumstances would judge to be necessary and can include deadly force if it is reasonable to believe it is necessary to save your life;; bat to head reasonable to kill them

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Visa property

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dog–can’t kill because person has dog

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2nd type of intentional inference with person

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False arrest or imprisonment

shop keeper privalage

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False arrest or imprisonment

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your gaurrentee against being wrongfully detained

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Shop Keeper privalage

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(exception)

  • -a store employee can detain and search people who appear to be stealing
  • don’t want you detaining because of what happened at old target–guy stealing batteries—run after guy-manager shot
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3rd Intentionally infliction of mental destress

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Elements
1-outrageous conduct by defendant
2-intent to cause or wreckless disregard of the probability of causing severe emotional harm
3-actual severe emotional harm

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Intentional interference with property

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trespass

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Trespass

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when one intentionally enters the land of another or causes a thing or 3rd person to do so;; ex. dog on property

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Neglegence

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4 elements
-duty
breach of duty
causation
damages
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Duty

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if superior skill or knowledge held to that knowledge;; heart surgeon compared to other heart surgeons;; excuse if faced with sudden emergency;; average reasonable person– ex. Kid compared to their own age

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Sudden Emergency Doctrine

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case supreme court–four lane road crossed by 2 lane;; corvet guy vs. Motor cycle man

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Corvert guy

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he stops;; sudden emergency

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Motor Cycle Guy

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No helmet, lands on other side of car;; ear falls off;; sued corevet guy for negligence;; said duty to gun it out;; 90mph
“Like a bullet shot from a gun” what he said about how fast he was going

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Corvet Guy vs. Motor Cycle guy verdict

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Motor Cycle Guy lost

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Different Duties you owe

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owe to trespasser on your property–low not to intentionally harm them

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Attractive Nusance

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ex. trampoline– appeals to kid and they are going to want to go jump on the trampoline Ex. Train derailed case

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Train Derailed

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piece of train wreckage;; said would prosecute kids for trespassing–ex. of attractive nussance

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Case 15 years ago

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UNI student went to meeting in Strayer-wood theater through the back door;; door closes fast–dark turn around to open door and fell down pit;; breaks arm and leg sits for 45 minutes until someone comes
is the uncovered pit reasonable hazardous condition–college paid for it

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Barb v. Hartland Inn

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52 year old women, works as general manager of Perkins in Albert Lee, MN $30,000/yr
-not currently married–no children;; 2 snozure dogs
-likes to do all of work for dogs;; hnest person, genuine
-In FEB barb called to regional meeting of Perkins Managers 1hr and 45 min Tuesday 10:00 Ice storm starts–meeting moved to different day checks in at Hartland Inn;;700 AM weather says hwy are clear and ice stopped at 2AM;; start car and check out sidewalk is dry
–breaks 2 verdibrays could not be fixed at time and 2 compression fractures
–2 witnesses have to tiptoe over to her so they don’t fall
2 surgons $80,000 don’t work;; fractures can’t sit for longer than 20 minutes $182000 future lost earnings;;;

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Damages (Barb v. Heartland Inn)

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compensatory (give you back what you lost)
less of earnings (182000)
Medical Bills (80,000)
Pain and suffering
Loss of enjoyment of life
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Modified comparitive fault

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your damages reduced by amount you are found liable for your own injuries;; by % of fault jury finds you have for own injuries
if 50% or more—> get nothing in Iowa
Found 45% liable
in Black hawk County where no one had won slip and fall case
won 197000 but with 45% liable it was 108035
settled for 100,000

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Modified comparitive fault

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your damages reduced by amount you are found liable for your own injuries;; by % of fault jury finds you have for own injuries
if 50% or more—> get nothing in Iowa
Found 45% liable
in Black hawk County where no one had won slip and fall case
won 197000 but with 45% liable it was 108035
settled for 100,000

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Punitive damages

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meant to punish defendant confined to corporations ..ex Kurrig Coffee maker that explodes

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Consanquinity

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normally have to prove that you cased damages

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2 Kinds of causation

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actual & proximate

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Actual causation

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also called cause in fact to determine if cause in fact use test called buttfor test
but for actions of defendant, plaintiffs harm would not have occured ..ex. hit with car

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Proximate cause

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A to B relationship;; hit with car–> break legs

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Temporal relationship

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related in time both required actual and proximate usually there

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Res ipsa loquitur

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goes to causation;; reverses burden of proof–under anesthesia;; go in for surgery wake up with broken legs;; things speak for itself;; have t prove you didn’t

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Consenquinity

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duty to people standing by (bystandards)

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Bystander Liability if husband hit on sidewalk

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have to be spouses;; person related to you within second degree of consanquinity (by blood)

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Second Degree

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mom, dad, son, daughter, brother, sister, grandpa, grandma–not best friend, fiance, cousins

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Imputed neglegence

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ex. friend takes your car and kills someone– you and him are liable and parents if on insurance ;; if takes car without permission but gave permission before– may be liable

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Owe Damages to–> loss of consortium

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spouse; child, or parent that you damage differently –> only if spouse is alive
Jeff now a Jackass–hurt her;; ex. use to be strictly sexual; stallion;; also includes- loss of society of a kind–> kids can too can’t do stuff with Dan;; Kids can weather kid or parent dead

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3 of Tort: Strict Liability

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applies when doing something so dangerous don’t care about how careful you are. If someone hurt your liable.

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1 example of Strict Liability

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Ex. Keeping wild or dangerous animals–bear, puma, wolf ex. UNI professor with wolf

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2 example of Strict Liability

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dog–> liable for any damages to person or property

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2 example of Strict Liability

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dog–> liable for any damages to person or property

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Dog Case

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fluffy poodle walking on sidewalk;; snarly Rottweiler on chain– grabs poodle and shakes it and stitches
snarly said will pay half had to pay all

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Example 3 of Strict Liability

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animals @ large–cows, chickens, llamas

-have to keep animals contained;; liable for damages

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Ultra Hazardous activities (under strict liability)

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something so dangerous;; burning field;; just liable. I anyone injured
ex. Charles City Fire Works

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Products Liability

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contains strict liability as one cause of action

  • -a manufacturer of any product can’t sell a product in an unreasonably dangerous condition which includes foreseeable misuse of product
    ex. cut wire on lawn mower
    ex. guy buys glider
    ex. cut metal
    ex. push lawn mower
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Case Products liability

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boys above ground pool
DO NOT DIVE on concrete drive way jumps off roof of house and dived in and snapped nick not warning him big enough
he lost

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Bic Case (lighters)

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warning sticker says don’t allow children
metal band made to make it harder to light
mother with 3 year old ad 18 year old mid 1980’s
1/2 of lighters with safety and 1/2 without
-bought without child safety–leaves lighter on coffee table 30 seconds… 3 year old lit 18 mo old on fire;; sued bic child safety cost 1 and 1/2 cents per unit… Bic lost

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Bic Case (lighters)

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warning sticker says don’t allow children
metal band made to make it harder to light
mother with 3 year old ad 18 year old mid 1980’s
1/2 of lighters with safety and 1/2 without
-bought without child safety–leaves lighter on coffee table 30 seconds… 3 year old lit 18 mo old on fire;; sued bic child safety cost 1 and 1/2 cents per unit… Bic lost

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Neglegence (products liability)

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manufacture of product has a duty to you of reasonable safety

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warning lables

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duty to warn you of harm –John Deere

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Crash worthiness

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car you are driving should be able to with stand a reasonable crash

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Case Dodge Grand Caravan

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mom & dad just married blended family–grandma and grandpa drive kids back to CF GPA driving 4 children in back not buckled;; T intersection– women RAV 4 toyota blew stop sign-hit minivan both vehicles rolled both drivers died;; gpa’s back broke and right leg shoved in body;; 4 kids ejected none died;; front end of minivan gone–Rav 4–twisted heap of metal

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Case 2 Ford

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Ford Arrow Star hwy 20 @ 55 mph someone parked semi wrong way and taking tractor off 2 lane; women in minivan and hit top of trailer rolled top of minivan and decapitated husband and sun
–unforseeable

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56
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Warrenty

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does not arise under tort arises under contract

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57
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Tort

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2 years to bring statue of limitations claim

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58
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contract

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6 years to statue of limitations under contract law

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some warranties can be disclaimed if they are

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explicit warrienties

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2 warranties can’t disclaim of implied warrenties

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warranty of merchantability

warranty of fitness for a particular purpose

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Warranty of merchantability

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a product should have at least be of ordinary quality once sold by merchant or dealer

ex. Dan–> great Aunt $3
- -paddle ball hits once and breaks

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Warranty of Fitness for a particular puprose

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you should be able to use the thing for the reason you bought it (should be able to drive car)
ex. Tony’s Frozen pizza–nontraditional student sat down to eat pizza bit into something hard—rat tooth
unreasonable

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Conclusion of Tort

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Brass Guy Case
-27 years old–married–3 kids under 6 years;; worked in Mill Factory in middle of no where IA;; Job to run machine crucible–> operates at high temp and melts scrap pieces of brass–115 degrees;;
been working for 18 mo;; if wears all of it break every 20 minutes because of heat exhaustion–won’t by suit;; wearing t-shirt; jeans; gloves; and boots

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Brass guy was required to wear under OSHA

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  • fireproof canvas pants
  • fireproof canvas coat
  • canvas fireproof hood
  • leather and canvas gloves (long) gontlet style
  • Hightop work boots
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Guy 1)

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bring in scrap brass outside–look inside and see problematic metals out

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Guy 2)

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then goes through dryer

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guy 3)

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then to brass guy and dumps into crucible

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THE DAY (CRUCIBLE CASE)

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dryer guy missed piece–twisted one;; doesn’t get dried out.. Explodes–out top and cracked front of crucible;; sprayed him with brass
walked to supervisors office;; takes 45 minutes for the ambulance;; lived halfway back to hospital alive for 1hr and 15 minutes;; made $30,000/yr;; 4 total unaffected areas on body

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Plaintiff of brass guy case

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family/Guy
company–employer; supervisor;
Crucible

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Damages

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  • -loss of consortium (1yr, 3yr, 6yr)
  • -medical bills
  • -loss of future earnings (1.1 million)
  • -pain and suffering (50 million)
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Can’t sue employer normally–

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won’t let sue them if result of ordinary negligence–> woops, just a guy made a mistake

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Crucible

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strict liability–unreasonable dangerous
didn’t test with water
w/in life– 2 year lifespan –1 year
installed properly

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Brass Guy vertict

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settled for 1 million with Crucible

74
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Monopoly

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1 firm control of more than 50% of market

75
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Bill Gates

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more money than 47 countries;; Janet Reno thought he was monopolist;; 95% of market in ‘97
bundled product with hardware

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5 steps of Monopoly analysis Gov’t can sue for

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1) identify product market
2) identify geographic market
3) market share
4) intent
5) any defenses available to Bill

77
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Identify product market

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what is good or service?

–internet browser, web browser tied to operating system

78
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Identify Geographic market

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where is it available?

79
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Market share

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1 firm control of more than 50% of market

80
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Intent

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have to be monopolist
Brian and Chris–software–bill sell software to him he will get you out of business
competition– intent? yes

81
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Mergers (3 kinds)

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horizontal
vertical
conglomerant

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Horizontal merger

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2 or more competitors in the same product market combine (ex. John Deere buying CAT)

83
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Vertical merger

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2 different layers of manufacturing chain combine

ex. John Deere–> part supplier

84
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Conglomerant merger

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2 companies have nothing to do with each other combine

ex. Kraft and Tabacco or century golf clubs and kitchen cabinents

85
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Pepsi wanted to buy quaker (Gatorade)

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horizontal
--all-sports drink--carbonated 2% of market
Gatorade 95% of market
after Pepsi bought price went up 20%
Coke powerade --3%
Janet Reno--object 2% buying 95%
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steps in analyzing horizontal

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1) define market for merger
2) determine market contraction
3) court will analyze anticompetitive effects

87
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define market for merger

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-smallest product and geographic market in which a monopolist could raise prices a small but significant amount –> 5%

88
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determine market concentration

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determined by –> her findahl- Hirschman Index (HHI)
looking for #’s Federal gov’t is interest in
(mrk share)^2 + (mrk share)^2=1500+ Federal Gov’t objective
goal: gov’t protection of consumer

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4 elements if you are going to be liable for me

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1) Employee was subject to the employer’s supervision
2) The employee was motivated at least in part by a desire to serve the employer’s interest
3) The problem arose substantially within work hours in a work location
4) The act in question was of the general type, the employee was hired to perform

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Case #1 Sand man v. Hagan

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Shovel guy–> digging a trench to put pip in
a superior (not his) tells the guy he’s not doing it right;; verbal argument occurs, supervisor kicks dirt back in;; employee hits supervisor on head with shovel–causes damage
1) yes–> subject to supervisor
2)yes–> motivated
3)yes–> was within hours and location
4)wasn’t hired to hit people on the head; therefore, employee not liable

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Horizontal Monopoly Analysis or Merger

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1) Define the market
2) Determine market contraction
3) analyze anti-competitive effects
4) Ease of entry into a proposed firm
5) Defenses

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Horizontal Monopoly Analysis or Merger (Define Market)

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-smallest product and geographic market in which a monopolist could raise prices a small, but significant amount (defined as 5%); price increase 20% after Pepsi bought Gatorade

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HMAM (Determine market concentration)

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her findahl-Hirschman Index–> each proposed individuals market share 2 then both added result. 1500 of higher federal gov’t will object

94
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HMAM (Analyze anti-competitive effects)

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If we let merger happen will it be difficult to prevent a cartel

95
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HMAM (defenses)

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anything that indicates its necessary –failing defense

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Ingram v. Barnes & Noble

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Vertical Case
Ingram wanted to merge with Barnes and Noble –will get shipment before University book and supply; therefore, Barnes and Noble will get more of the sales

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UPS

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driver in truck in uniform and on route in UPS truck;; road rage thing;; pull up to stoplight and UPS driver gets out of truck and goes to the window; the other guy rolls down the window and UPS guy stabs guy n chest

1) employee subject to employers supervision–yes
2) yes
3) work hours–yes
4) hired to stab–no

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Younger vs Honeywell

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Neglegent hiring and retention
hired 77-79; 84-88
prison between for strangulation death of Nancy Miller;; who was a co-employee
hired back to be custodian
workplace confrontation twice transferred for threatening people
Katelyn assigned to his crew;; He expressed romantic interest–she stopped hanging with him
death threats her and kept harassing her
Landon Killer her in her driveway
took leave of absence to go to prion
are they afraid of what union would do if he wan’t hired back. Not negligence hiring case

99
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Neglegant Retention

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when should we get rid of him

keep you when I should let you go

100
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Fair Labor Standards Act

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Federal Act deals with 4 work areas

101
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4 work areas under FLSA

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minimum wage
overtime
child labor protections
equal pay for equal work regardless of gender

102
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child labor protections

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under US law not legal to accept employment until 14 years old;; can’t accept hazardous employment until 18 years old

103
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Detroit Police Department

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equal pay for equal work regardless of gender
hiring patrol officers
–drug test and on women’s ran pregnancy screening without permission;; illegal to run pregnancy screening on people

104
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Legal Drug Testing

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preemployment screening can randomly test you at any time

105
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OSHA

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occupational safety and Health Act–regulated by Occupational safety and Health administration
–passes standards (rules) goal is to try and keep workers as safe as possible

106
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How is OSHA regulated

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  • random unannounced inspection

- schedule routine visit

107
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OSHA’s weapons

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can FINE you if not following rules

  • -if someone dies- fine a lot of money
    ex. Hyvee $300,000
108
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Workers compensation

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NO FAULT insurance plan for employees and employers;; if employee injured on job certain things have to happen

109
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no fault–

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even if employee is screwing around it is compensable;; every single part of body

110
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2 things will happily pay for

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  • medical bills

- reasonable healing period benefit

111
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Exception to paying for workers comp

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going and coming rule

112
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Going and coming rule

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not workers compensation if coming or going to work

113
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Perminate or partial injury

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probably will be alright; can get amount of value of “finger” or thing lost

114
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Quaker Oats v. Ciha

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on call mechanic on Memorial Day on motorcycle–drives through town on way there ;; fixes machine calls wife and says coming home
gets in accident because quadriplegic
–sues Quaker Oats
either his fault or single vehicle accident
Quaker no going and coming
special errand rule

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Special errand rule

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if at work will you go over to “staples” and get more paper;; workers comp if injured
being on call–special errand in this case

116
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workers comp if on drugs?

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NO

117
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Family Medical Leave Act

A

great in theory bad in act;; allows employees (50 yrs +) up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave
ex. wife cancer–> in addition to vacation & sick leave
UNI & Deere–can donate vacation days
allows employees to come back to job in same position or equivalent position

118
Q

Wrongful discharge

A

fired for bogus reasons

ex. Case Wagenseller v. Scottsdale Mem. Hospital

119
Q

Wagenseller v. Scottsdale Mem. Hospital

A

Wagenseller–> good nurse 10 yr outstanding patient reviews
–new nursing supervisor;; team bonding (camping retreat in desert) –all women brings into small groups to perform skits
–moon river–Wagenseller’s group–> suppose to sing and at chorus– moon people
Wagenseller- not my thing and leaves– always getting written up then got fired–> not being team player
failure to moon;; court wrongful discharge– bad public policy

120
Q

Tatoo’s & Piercing

A

case by case basis

121
Q

Discrimination

A

comes from civil rights act of 1964;; Title VII

122
Q

Title VII

A

deals with employment and advancements;; can’t refuse to hire you or promote you based on race, color, sex, religion, national origin

123
Q

Race & Color two different kinds

A
  • Disperate Treatment: intentional

- Disperate Impact: intent or not

124
Q

Tattoo’s & Piercing

A

case by case basis

125
Q

Race & Color two different kinds

A
  • Disperate Treatment: intentional

- Disperate Impact: intent or not

126
Q

EEOC–Equal Employment Opportunity Comission

A

if strong case “I don’t hire Asian people” may prosecute it with you;; 85% cases they ship out
will give your letter to EEOC;; right to sue letter then go to lawyer 45 days to get on file

127
Q

Disperate treatment

A

requires intent-“I don’t hire Asians”
case:: left message on voicemail “I was suppose to hire black women”
requires prima facie case

128
Q

Prima Facie case

A

“on the face of it”

129
Q

What you have to prove under prima facie case

A

1) belong to protected class
2) applied for job for which defendant was seeking applicants
3) qualified for job
4) denied job
5) job has to remain open and have to keep seeking other applicants
once prima established up to defendant to articulate a legitimate non discriminatory reason
ex. show up drunk; owl wings on face

130
Q

Disperate Impact

A

have facially neutral practice but has effect of discriminating
ex. test; job requirments

131
Q

Case under disperate impact

A

Griggs v. Duke Power 1970

132
Q

Griggs v. Duke Power 1970

A

layers of employees to move up in higher pay had to show either HS diploma or standardized IQ test and get above certain score
bottom 3 levels –> manual labor
to move up had to meet 1 of 2 requirements
black workers stayed in lower levels
said wasn’t nexus

133
Q

Nexus

A

connection between the job and the requirement

134
Q

Firefighters

A

physical test–put on all stuff and use fire hose

test is sufficiently job related fine that it discriminates

135
Q

2002 Boston Firefighters

A

took test (written) to get promoted to lieutenant–> big raise
materials for everyone to study
Guy was dyslexic had all training manuals audio ($2000)
Did great on test top 2
City looked at scores and said heavily favored Caucasians and threw out test
Supreme court said written is fine but have skills test too when hiring

136
Q

Defenses to racial discrimination

A

1) seniority–> beech in place okay
2) collective bargaining–> sacred (last 40 people are Asian layoff okay if union contract)
3) job testing–> if sufficiently job related

137
Q

Sex discrimination

A

-disperate treatment & impact

138
Q

Disperate impact (sexual discrimination)

A

test in place that favors one side

139
Q

Exception of disperate impact (sexual discrimination)

A

bonified occupation qualification (BFOQ)

ex. Hooters

140
Q

Hoots mid 1980’s

A

founded as national franchise;; on 60 minutes– girls were in uniforms & explained 2 choices of sizes (xs, s)
how restaurant set up
national organization of women– vacation of women
Hooters– family restaurant about owls
10 yrs later–> group of 7 college males saw ad saying hiring waiting staff;; hooters had to say entertainment for men; bonified
settled for 3 million to college males
had to hire more men

141
Q

Victoria secret

A

help wanted
bonified –possibly
-were sued–agreed to have more men to stock

142
Q

BFOQ

A

only works with gender

143
Q

Gratz v Bollinger 2004

Grutter v. Bollinger

A

Bollinger (admissions directer at Michigan)
-Gratz– U of Michigan points based university Admissions (150 pts possible in quadrant system)
–points for being a particular race; being into art
Gratz under grad applies and sues said if I was African, would be in and that’s not in her control
Those African, Native American, Hispanic –low % of society
Grutter–applying to law school;; start with qualified pool of applicants; if African, Native American, or Hispanic got a + by their name;; Sandra Day O’Connor was swing vote–1st No–too mechanical; doesn’t take any skills can’t use the system
-2nd Grutter everyone is qualified was okay for a little bit but hoped in 25 years wouldn’t have to deal with it

144
Q

Affirmative action

A

where Grutter and Gratz cases came from;; theoretical goal:: want to make whatever entity look like society;; may have to give more weight to under represented minorities
contain any traditionally minority ex. disabled, hispanics

145
Q

Relgion

A

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

146
Q

TWA (Trans-world Airlines)

A

fully qualified pilot applies;; when new–> fly shifts no one wants to do;; 7th day Adventous worship on Saturday;; well can’t have job–> sued discrimination of religion
–seniority system no job because he can’t fly
TWA won;;

147
Q

Add on’s

A

Age Discrimination

Disability Discrimination

148
Q

Age Discrimination

A

does not protect young; protects 40+ brought by flight attendants;; all american flight attendants fired on 40th birthday;; won–> can’t fire you at age 40;; can still do the job even though not “hot”

149
Q

Disability Discrimination

A

brought by senator Tom Harkin ;; passed in 1990

can’t discriminate in employment if they have disability that can use reasonable accomodations

150
Q

Disability

A

physical or mental impairment that substantially limits q or more major life activities
either have impairment, history of it, or everyone thinks

151
Q

Not disabled–intentionally written out

A

1) kleptomania (steal things)
2) pyromania (fire)
3) exposition (expose)
4) gambling

152
Q

Morbid obesity

A

could die;; biggest loser competitors

153
Q

Reasonable accomodation

A 
ramp in front door of new building
in NY no elevator?--NO
-close access for parking
-computer screen (sight)
-extra test time
154
Q

Sexual Harassment 2 kinds

A
  • Quid Pro Quo

- Hostile work environment

155
Q

Quid Pro Quo

A

“this for that”

Want promotion have to trade me for that

156
Q

Hostile work environment

A
  • work is made unbearable by sexual comment, innuendo, suggestion
  • -has to be unwanted
157
Q

Dentist & dental Hygienist case

A

– sued dentist for wrongful discharge
-she would go into work with tshirt too small and refused to wear the lab coat
-she was married said she doesn’t have sex that often;; sexting back and forth;; not wanted?– both were doing it
wife upset: says have to fire her;; she went to tosh.0

158
Q

Case Female Factory worker

A

1989–could be sexually harassed by person of same sex
Roxanne Connley–sexual harassment attorney ;; women heard might be getting fired so quit
said telling dirty jokes to her; comments about anatomy
wind up in bed together some day
cry self to sleep; counseling guys–> said did it but she started it
saved ornaments she bought;;
Therefore; wanted–> Hostile Work Environment

159
Q

Subject to harassment

A

before–tell them to stop

supervisor–bring everyone together

160
Q

24 year old lawyer case

A

associate; new; 0 power; get clients no one wants; had hours
everyday Jr partner shuts door and tells dirty jokes asks her for oral sex– makes other general sex comments;; he would take gave and put in between legs
–tells to stop doesn’t
should go to supervisor

161
Q

Supervisor should when dealing with harassment

A
  • gauge comfort level of employee that reported it
  • physically separate them
  • if doesn’t solve then fireable
162
Q

Sexual Orientation

A

not currently federally protected class;; currently changing;; decided state by state

163
Q

Unconscionability

A

when a contract is so unfair or one sided that shocks conscious of the public and court will probably not uphold it

164
Q

American Pay Day Loans (unconscionability)

A

734% interest;; depending on day–bring in personal check for $135 agree to hold check until payday

165
Q

Title Loan

A

agree to give $ back;; and sign title over to them;; if don’t pay–sell their car 400%
–Branstad said too high

166
Q

Jones V. Star Credit 1969

A

Rent to own –star credit
bad credit–feels needs freezer but can’t get it
sears 18%–if bought freezer @ sears $150
MSRP @ top value was $300
buys freezer signs contract to pay $300 for $150 freezer
$5 every 2 weeks will have paid $1200
Mrs. Jones–> pays up to $600 and then stops paying under law can repossess peacefully
–star credit came to Jones and shew as not home
knocked door in and took it
sued Mrs. Jones for other $600
1) court said 600 is enough and give freezer back
2) no more $
3) pay for door and don’t let happen again

167
Q

Fraud

A

intentionally mislead you–> can happen by silence;; material misstatement of fact or silence regarding silence of misstatement of fact

168
Q

Arthur Marie Dance Studio

A

Gladis–75 years old woman living alone
phone rang from Arthur Marie for dance studio–doesn’t want to go; however, they called again free trial lesson–picked her up
young men dancing with her;; complementing her and saying join–> life time membership
signed for $37000 for lifetime membership;; stop calling and picker her up
intentional misrepresentation–Fraud
had to return money

169
Q

Consumer Product Safety Commission

A

federal agency has power to recall products or force recall;; ex Keurig

170
Q

CPSC require

A
  • replace product
  • money back
  • kit to fix problem
171
Q

Truth in Lending Act

A

70’s;; requires lenders to fully disclose terms of loans, total amount paid at end of the loan

172
Q

Fair Debt Collection Practices Act

A

-prohibits abusive behavior by debt collection agency
-threaten with physical harm
addition
-can’t call 3rd party and tell them whats going on
-can’t call in inconvenient hours before 8AM and after 9PM

173
Q

Bankruptcy law (4 chapters)7

A 
2005 changed
Ch 7 personal liquidation
Ch 11 Corporate recognition
Ch 12 Farmers/ Fisherman
Ch 13 Personal reorganization
174
Q

Ch 7 personal liquidation

A
  • -court discharges all of debts so you get fresh start
  • come in with all creditors listed
  • put on form if don’t list them ow for that debt
  • all assets
  • all income from any source
  • entire cash flow info
  • —-1st taxes withheld from paycheck
  • —expenses expected to see
  • –expenditures unexpected –ex entertainment*$100 or less left and get Ch 7
  • -only voluntary
175
Q

Ch 13 Personal reorganisation

A

keep debts and creditors;; restructure how paying ..ex drop interest rate;; forgiving part of loan

176
Q

New restrictions under Reform Act

A

-if file now must undergo credit counciling

177
Q

Ch 11 Corporate Recognition

A

$ higher than 13–keep business running while in bankruptcy

178
Q

Ch 12

A

try to preserve family farms and fisherman;; hybrid between 7 and 13 some discharged some reorganized ;; keep a lot more stuff

179
Q

Automatic Stay

A

personal contact cut off; calls have to stop;; all of assets transferred to trustee

180
Q

trustee

A

decide what to do with stuff

181
Q

Fedar Guidelines of expempt property

A

17000 in jewlery

182
Q

State Guidelines (Iowa)

A
  • rifle
  • shot gun or musket
  • 1/2 acre or less keep house if lived there for 40 months (500,000-600,000)
  • less than 40 months $125,000 keep
  • engagement or wedding right if given on or before wedding day
  • up to $2000 of clothes and or trucks to keep in
  • replacement value
  • up to $5000 of car and or musical instrument
  • up to acre of bearreal plot
  • professionally prescribed medical aids (wheel chair, bed)
  • up to $2500 household goods
  • $100 wild card

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