Part 1 – Fact Situation: Identification of Issues 1. a. Did QPI violate Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 by engaging in transactions with DOA to boost their financial reports? Was Nouv’s behavior unethical when he tried to bribe Betty into completing the draft and deal in a way that made the transactions look legitimate? b. Is the cooperation between QPI and DOA on pricing (price fixing) and segmenting product sales to customers (market division/Refusal to deal) a horizontal
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because the trial involved “secret” intellectual property the judge cleared the courtroom everytime they spoke about these trade secrets. Then you must consider “the case between Microsoft and Motorola is one of many cases in which technology companies are concerned about confidential information being released to the public. Similar lawsuits involving Apple Inc, Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, Nokia and others have also requested the sealing of documents to protect trade secrets.” According to the article
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Ditto Inc. Code of Ethics Tanner Hammontree (Quality of Service, Protecting the Environment, Safe Workplace, Confidential Information, Intellectual Property, The Network, and Use of Ditto’s Equipment and Facilities) Titus Hayden (Integrity, Usefulness, Privacy and Security, Preserving the Community, and Equal Opportunity Employment) Jaren Holt (Drugs and Alcohol, Inventions, Accepting Gifts, Entertainment and Other Business Courtesies, and Use of Ditto Products and Services) Derrick Meyers
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and which the Recipient may obtain through any direct or indirect contact with the Owner. a) "Confidential Information" includes without limitation: - business records and plans - financial statements - customer lists and records - trade secrets - technical information - products - inventions - product design information - copyrights and other intellectual property and other proprietary information. b. "Confidential Information" does not include: - matters of public knowledge
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BUSINESS LAW – CO5119 James Cook University Australia STUDENT ID:13110323 MOB: +65-90152899 abey.171192@gmal.com/abey.abraham@my.jcu.edu.au 12/5/2014 ABEY ABRAHAM CASE: BARKLAY SHARED SERVICES NOIDA (UP) Vs TONY WILLIAM. 17 June 2012 BUSINESS LAW ASSIGNMENT Table of Contents BUSINESS LAW ASSIGNMENT 1 CASE: BARKLAY SHARED SERVICES NOIDA (UP) Vs TONY WILLIAM. 17 June 2012 1 1. FACTS 3 2. LAW 4 2.1 NON COMPETE CLAUSE (DETAILED) 4 2.1.1.PERIODIC 4 2.1.2. GEOGRAPHICAL 4
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did in working hours using company facility by using this software. Business can benefit from this software by early detecting on insider threat. Laudon and Laudon (2013) stated, “Companies also fear leakage of confidential information and trade secrets through e-mail or social networks” (p. 197). This software will only provide the information on employee’s internet activity to the management if they detected any suspicious activities otherwise they will only stores the encrypted data on local
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Neurology Associates LLP. vs Elizabeth Blackwell, MD An Assignment Submitted by Name of Establishment Class XXXX, Section XXXX, Fall 2011 Case: Neurology Associates LLP, vs Elizabeth Blackwell, MD Overview of Facts In May 2005, Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell earned her Medical Doctor Degree and she was hired by the Neurology Associates LLP, located in Longville state in June 2005. She has been offered different jobs before, but Dr. Elizabeth concluded by choosing Neurology Associates LLP
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Ethical problems: • At Hackert’s team, agree Rendall’s behavior, which is routinely paid ex-employees of the target companies to obtain highly sensitive information of Seleris’s clients. • Senior associates had been upset over the previous year’s bonus. The senior management explained to all of them how the division was going through a growth phase and they all given the same bonus, however, Richardson and Malone showed up with a brand new Mercedes at New Year’s party. So they may take bonus for
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1. For each of the following agreements, explain fully: a) whether the mistake was mutual or unilateral; b) whether the mistake involved a material term of the contract; c) whether the fairness of the situation would be grounds for arguing that enforcement of the contract was unconscionable; and d) whether the customer could seek to void the contract on the basis of mutual mistake. (Remember: define mutual/unilateral mistake, identify material terms, discuss fairness and/or unconscionable
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Intellectual Property and Trade Secrets Some of the Intellectual Properties that KAMB Sporting Goods will feature are an E-Bay Website application, Sporting Goods website, sports information section and a Motion-Sensor Software. The motion-sensor software is software created to improve movements of athletes. This particular software is used for football, baseball and golf. Some of the professional leagues of these particular sports along with collegiate sports also use this particular equipment
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