This document provides examples and guidance around disaster preparedness for meetings and events. It discusses force majeure clauses and includes sample language. It also covers impossibility and impracticability of performance, as well as frustration of purpose. The document advises on event cancellation insurance and travel insurance to mitigate risks. Additional resources like relevant websites, books, attorneys and experts are also referenced.
Events are full of potential challenges and hazards for event participants, staff members, vendors and volunteers. It is the responsibility of the planner to thoroughly evaluate an event to foresee where these pitfalls may lie and develop strategies to implement on-site, should those challenges occur.
Insider Tactics That Can Reduce or Eliminate ERISA LiensLarry Bodine
The 21st century trial attorney faces post settlement/award issues the likes of which could not have been foreseen even 20 years ago. Foremost among these post settlement issues is lien resolution. Today’s trial attorneys have clients who have their medical benefits provided by a wide variety of sources such as; Medicare, Medicaid, Medicare Advantage plans, ERISA, FEHBA, military or private health insurance plans.
ERISA liens are quickly becoming one of the biggest sources of frustration for personal injury attorneys. The Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, 29 U.S.C. 1001, et seq. governs most employee health plans. Many ERISA plans rely on preemption principles to assert that they are under no obligation to reduce their lien claims, and purport that they are entitled to their entire reimbursement claim regardless of the circumstances of the case. Clients may end up with very little out of their personal injury settlement, particularly if the third party has a limited policy.
Join ERISA expert, David Place, to get what you are owed! He will go over language that works when dealing with ERISA claims and show you how he was able to get more than $2 million in total savings in self-funded ERISA cases in 2014 alone.
Topics covered:
- When ERISA is subject to state law.
- How to Determine Funding Status
- Get What You Are Owed from the Plan Administrator
- Tracking Penalties
- SPD v. MPD: Cigna v. Amara, 131 S. Ct. 1866 (U.S. 2011)
- Language That Does Work, and What Doesn’t
- How to Attack the Language
This document discusses various legal issues organizations should consider when using different Web 2.0 applications and technologies. It addresses obtaining proper consent when recording presentations, ensuring appropriate user reviews, getting permission to share materials in a virtual meeting, and complying with CAN-SPAM laws for email marketing. Overall, the document advises organizations to fully understand the legal and business implications of new technologies before implementing them to maximize their value while minimizing potential liability risks.
This document discusses some of the key legal issues organizations should consider when planning virtual events. It notes that while there may be fewer logistical issues than face-to-face meetings, virtual events still present important legal concerns regarding copyright, meeting apps, indemnification, and insurance. Specifically, organizations must secure proper permissions and licenses for any copyrighted materials used, ensure appropriate agreements are in place with app developers addressing ownership and functionality, include necessary indemnification clauses in contracts to protect against liability from others' actions, and verify sufficient insurance coverage is maintained. With awareness and planning around these legal areas, the document concludes, organizations can prevent liability when holding virtual programs.
This document provides an overview of copyright law and discusses how it applies to conference planning. It defines copyright as a property right in original works like articles, books, music or software that arises automatically at creation. The creator owns the copyright unless they were an employee creating the work as part of their job. Copyright owners have exclusive rights to copy, distribute, perform and display the work. Conference planners must secure permission or licenses to use copyrighted materials like speaker presentations, photographs, or music at events. They should also obtain copyright ownership of materials created by contractors through work-for-hire agreements.
This document summarizes key legal issues related to social media and meetings in the digital age. It discusses how the law is still catching up to social media and outlines various social media applications and considerations like privacy, trademarks, and defamation. It then provides recommendations for protecting organizations, such as establishing social media policies and user agreements. It also discusses relevant legislation around topics like electronic signatures, copyright, and children's privacy. Finally, it briefly covers some case law developments regarding issues like defamation, privacy, labor, and criminal cases related to cyberbullying.
There are no get out of jail free cards in meeting planning. How do you follow government ethics rules, attract government guests to your event, and also protect yourself and your organization from potential scrutiny and legal ramifications? If your organization employs registered lobbyists, what impact does that have on your event? What sort of receptions and food events can you offer?
Join us for timely advice on the complicated world of government ethics rules, as they relate to meetings. Learn how to utilize pre-negotiated contracts, with approved government vendors, to obtain the best pricing for unique events—while complying with the ethics rules and still making your attendees and organization happy. Whether you are a beginning meeting planner or have worked with government guests in the past, with the changes over the last year, you are certain to learn something new from this session.
This document discusses how the US population is becoming more diverse in terms of race, ethnicity, and family structures. Some key points:
- Racial minorities now comprise over 30% of the US population and will be the majority by 2041.
- Over half of children in 10 states are racial minorities.
- The Latino population grew 43% between 2000-2010 and accounts for over 50 million people in the US.
- Family structures are changing with fewer married couples with children and more blended families and single parents.
- This increasing diversity impacts how businesses should approach marketing, recruiting, and customer service. Adaptations are needed to connect with changing demographics.
Events are full of potential challenges and hazards for event participants, staff members, vendors and volunteers. It is the responsibility of the planner to thoroughly evaluate an event to foresee where these pitfalls may lie and develop strategies to implement on-site, should those challenges occur.
Insider Tactics That Can Reduce or Eliminate ERISA LiensLarry Bodine
The 21st century trial attorney faces post settlement/award issues the likes of which could not have been foreseen even 20 years ago. Foremost among these post settlement issues is lien resolution. Today’s trial attorneys have clients who have their medical benefits provided by a wide variety of sources such as; Medicare, Medicaid, Medicare Advantage plans, ERISA, FEHBA, military or private health insurance plans.
ERISA liens are quickly becoming one of the biggest sources of frustration for personal injury attorneys. The Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, 29 U.S.C. 1001, et seq. governs most employee health plans. Many ERISA plans rely on preemption principles to assert that they are under no obligation to reduce their lien claims, and purport that they are entitled to their entire reimbursement claim regardless of the circumstances of the case. Clients may end up with very little out of their personal injury settlement, particularly if the third party has a limited policy.
Join ERISA expert, David Place, to get what you are owed! He will go over language that works when dealing with ERISA claims and show you how he was able to get more than $2 million in total savings in self-funded ERISA cases in 2014 alone.
Topics covered:
- When ERISA is subject to state law.
- How to Determine Funding Status
- Get What You Are Owed from the Plan Administrator
- Tracking Penalties
- SPD v. MPD: Cigna v. Amara, 131 S. Ct. 1866 (U.S. 2011)
- Language That Does Work, and What Doesn’t
- How to Attack the Language
This document discusses various legal issues organizations should consider when using different Web 2.0 applications and technologies. It addresses obtaining proper consent when recording presentations, ensuring appropriate user reviews, getting permission to share materials in a virtual meeting, and complying with CAN-SPAM laws for email marketing. Overall, the document advises organizations to fully understand the legal and business implications of new technologies before implementing them to maximize their value while minimizing potential liability risks.
This document discusses some of the key legal issues organizations should consider when planning virtual events. It notes that while there may be fewer logistical issues than face-to-face meetings, virtual events still present important legal concerns regarding copyright, meeting apps, indemnification, and insurance. Specifically, organizations must secure proper permissions and licenses for any copyrighted materials used, ensure appropriate agreements are in place with app developers addressing ownership and functionality, include necessary indemnification clauses in contracts to protect against liability from others' actions, and verify sufficient insurance coverage is maintained. With awareness and planning around these legal areas, the document concludes, organizations can prevent liability when holding virtual programs.
This document provides an overview of copyright law and discusses how it applies to conference planning. It defines copyright as a property right in original works like articles, books, music or software that arises automatically at creation. The creator owns the copyright unless they were an employee creating the work as part of their job. Copyright owners have exclusive rights to copy, distribute, perform and display the work. Conference planners must secure permission or licenses to use copyrighted materials like speaker presentations, photographs, or music at events. They should also obtain copyright ownership of materials created by contractors through work-for-hire agreements.
This document summarizes key legal issues related to social media and meetings in the digital age. It discusses how the law is still catching up to social media and outlines various social media applications and considerations like privacy, trademarks, and defamation. It then provides recommendations for protecting organizations, such as establishing social media policies and user agreements. It also discusses relevant legislation around topics like electronic signatures, copyright, and children's privacy. Finally, it briefly covers some case law developments regarding issues like defamation, privacy, labor, and criminal cases related to cyberbullying.
There are no get out of jail free cards in meeting planning. How do you follow government ethics rules, attract government guests to your event, and also protect yourself and your organization from potential scrutiny and legal ramifications? If your organization employs registered lobbyists, what impact does that have on your event? What sort of receptions and food events can you offer?
Join us for timely advice on the complicated world of government ethics rules, as they relate to meetings. Learn how to utilize pre-negotiated contracts, with approved government vendors, to obtain the best pricing for unique events—while complying with the ethics rules and still making your attendees and organization happy. Whether you are a beginning meeting planner or have worked with government guests in the past, with the changes over the last year, you are certain to learn something new from this session.
This document discusses how the US population is becoming more diverse in terms of race, ethnicity, and family structures. Some key points:
- Racial minorities now comprise over 30% of the US population and will be the majority by 2041.
- Over half of children in 10 states are racial minorities.
- The Latino population grew 43% between 2000-2010 and accounts for over 50 million people in the US.
- Family structures are changing with fewer married couples with children and more blended families and single parents.
- This increasing diversity impacts how businesses should approach marketing, recruiting, and customer service. Adaptations are needed to connect with changing demographics.
Everything you ever wanted to know about the Certified Meeting Professional (CMP) designation is covered in this session: its history, its structure and organization, and how the test is drafted. Included will be tips on the application process, studying, and how to survive test day.
The document contains information about an operating systems lecture for the course code CS-54 including the topics to be covered such as the definition of an operating system, its functions and structure, the evolution of operating systems from batch processing to time sharing systems, and the types of operating systems including single-user and multi-user systems. It also provides contact information for the professor giving the lecture.
The document summarizes post-World War II economic and social developments in Western Europe and North America. It discusses how the Marshall Plan aided recovery in Western Europe. Countries like France, West Germany, and the UK saw periods of economic growth and the establishment of welfare states. Western European countries also moved toward greater economic integration through organizations like the European Economic Community. Meanwhile, Canada increased industrialization while establishing social programs and alliances like NATO and the UN. Socially, Western societies experienced shifts like rising consumerism, the women's movement, and student protests of the 1960s.
A amizade é um sentimento importante que não é afetado por distância ou tempo. Uma amizade verdadeira dura para sempre e traz coisas boas para a vida. A amizade vale mais do que qualquer tesouro e não importa as diferenças entre amigos.
The most critical step in being able to deal with a disaster is being prepared for one in the first place. Don't panic: this session will get you started. While hurricanes are the disasters that may come to mind first, what about inland flooding, power outages, illnesses, travel bans, strikes, national security, etc.? This interactive session addresses thes issues by using case studies to provide insight into dealing with catastrophes and disasters, the concept of force majeure, and how and when it applies.
Everything you ever wanted to know about the Certified Meeting Professional (CMP) designation is covered in this session: its history, its structure and organization, and how the program has evolved. Included will be tips on the application process, studying, and how to survive test day.
This document outlines key performance indicators for Egyptian universities and higher education institutions. Universities must submit annual reports on metrics like the number of students and graduates, research publications, international partnerships and more. The Ministry of Higher Education will use these indicators to evaluate universities and help them improve their performance.
Raleigh Denim is an American brand based in North Carolina that designs premium denim and clothing using local materials and artisanal manufacturing methods. Their Spring/Summer 2013 collection features trim cuts, suiting separates, and detailed denim alongside floral prints and coral tones. The collection provides stylish, current looks suited for streets in Brooklyn, Paris, or Raleigh.
Track d more performance less power - freescale finalchiportal
The document discusses techniques for reducing power consumption in integrated circuits. It provides an overview of power saving techniques enabled by architecture, design, and manufacturing technology. It then summarizes the various low power modes, voltage and frequency scaling, power gating, and other techniques used in Freescale's MSC8157 multicore DSP chip to significantly reduce power consumption without compromising performance.
he home of most fashionable replica watches, is here waiting for you. You will find an amazing range of high quality replica watches here. Our replica watches are like the original not only in the appearance but also in the dimension and weight because we only cooperate with the NO.1 watchnec, ge. Donec justo tellus, porta eget, fermentum sed, consequat non, velit. Vestibulum ante ipsum primisTellus nisi
This document outlines a student's ideas for a short horror film called "Blood Sucking". It describes three main character ideas and a storyline about a scientist who creates vampires to end the world. The student lists the equipment needed such as a camera, sound equipment, and props like vampire teeth. They plan to film the vampire creation scene in their school's science room. The budget for equipment is estimated at £15. Details are provided on the pros and cons of three different film ideas, with feedback on improving character development and storyline realism.
The document provides a list of 100 things to watch in 2012 according to JWT. Some of the items on the list include apps for an aging world, benefit corporations, book club 2.0, BYOD (bring your own device), and cloud security. The list also reflects broader trends like navigating the new normal through smaller product sizes, the environmental impact of food choices, and more interactive screens infiltrating retail and dining experiences. The document outlines JWT's track record of predicting trends and includes examples of predictions that came true in 2011.
1) A tabela mostra as faltas de 4 alunos em uma turma, com o número de faltas justificadas e injustificadas de cada um.
2) O aluno com mais faltas foi Alberto, com um total de 10 faltas, sendo 4 justificadas e 6 injustificadas.
3) Fernando foi o único aluno sem nenhuma falta.
This document discusses representation of ethnicity in television dramas. It begins by listing common stereotypical representations of different ethnic groups, such as a streetwise young black man raising kids alone, or an Italian family running a cafe. It then asks how ethnicity is typically represented through reinforced or subverted stereotypes. The document goes on to discuss how ethnicity can be analyzed through cinematography elements like camera angle and editing techniques like pace and transitions. Students are assigned homework to find a video clip and analyze how ethnicity is represented through specific production elements.
Black's Law Dictionary defines force majeure—French for "superior force"—as an event or effect that can be neither anticipated nor controlled. The term is commonly understood to encompass both acts of nature, such as floods and hurricanes, and acts of man, such as riots, strikes, and wars.
Madaans LLP, Lawyers
https://www.madaanlawyers.ca/
The document discusses force majeure clauses and how they can excuse non-performance under a contract due to unforeseeable circumstances outside a party's control, such as the COVID-19 pandemic. It provides an example of how a force majeure clause was interpreted in a case where Deloitte cancelled hotel reservations after 9/11. The document advises that force majeure clauses should be carefully read and understood to know how they apply to contractual obligations.
The document provides guidance on reviewing contracts from an insurance perspective. It advises readers to thoroughly read contracts and highlight any mentions of additional insured status, primary insurance, hold harmless clauses, or indemnification. It explains these insurance-related terms and concepts. Several examples of claim scenarios are described to illustrate how contract language could impact insurance coverage and liability in the event of incidents at events. Readers are instructed to contact the insurance provider if any concerning contract language is found or if proof of insurance is required.
This document provides practical tips and guidance for appellate practice regarding supersedeas issues. It summarizes recent developments in case law surrounding how to calculate bond amounts required to suspend enforcement of a judgment pending appeal. Specifically, it discusses how courts have determined that attorney's fees are not considered compensatory damages or costs for purposes of calculating bond amounts. It also addresses issues around considering net worth affidavits of affiliated companies and whether consolidated or individual financial statements should be used.
Clarifying Bad Faith Jurisprudence in Virginia, Federal Court Recognizes Bad ...NationalUnderwriter
Clarifying Bad Faith Jurisprudence in Virginia, Federal Court Recognizes Bad Faith Claim Against First-Party Insurer by Michael S. Levine
In Great Am. Ins. Co. v. GRM Mgmt., LLC,[1] a federal district court denied an insurer’s motion to dismiss a bad-faith claim arising out of the insurer’s denial of its policyholder’s claim for property damage and loss of business income following the theft of rooftop air conditioning units from the policyholder’s hotel. The ruling is significant because it illustrates that Virginia law supports first-party bad-faith claims against insurers.
Everything you ever wanted to know about the Certified Meeting Professional (CMP) designation is covered in this session: its history, its structure and organization, and how the test is drafted. Included will be tips on the application process, studying, and how to survive test day.
The document contains information about an operating systems lecture for the course code CS-54 including the topics to be covered such as the definition of an operating system, its functions and structure, the evolution of operating systems from batch processing to time sharing systems, and the types of operating systems including single-user and multi-user systems. It also provides contact information for the professor giving the lecture.
The document summarizes post-World War II economic and social developments in Western Europe and North America. It discusses how the Marshall Plan aided recovery in Western Europe. Countries like France, West Germany, and the UK saw periods of economic growth and the establishment of welfare states. Western European countries also moved toward greater economic integration through organizations like the European Economic Community. Meanwhile, Canada increased industrialization while establishing social programs and alliances like NATO and the UN. Socially, Western societies experienced shifts like rising consumerism, the women's movement, and student protests of the 1960s.
A amizade é um sentimento importante que não é afetado por distância ou tempo. Uma amizade verdadeira dura para sempre e traz coisas boas para a vida. A amizade vale mais do que qualquer tesouro e não importa as diferenças entre amigos.
The most critical step in being able to deal with a disaster is being prepared for one in the first place. Don't panic: this session will get you started. While hurricanes are the disasters that may come to mind first, what about inland flooding, power outages, illnesses, travel bans, strikes, national security, etc.? This interactive session addresses thes issues by using case studies to provide insight into dealing with catastrophes and disasters, the concept of force majeure, and how and when it applies.
Everything you ever wanted to know about the Certified Meeting Professional (CMP) designation is covered in this session: its history, its structure and organization, and how the program has evolved. Included will be tips on the application process, studying, and how to survive test day.
This document outlines key performance indicators for Egyptian universities and higher education institutions. Universities must submit annual reports on metrics like the number of students and graduates, research publications, international partnerships and more. The Ministry of Higher Education will use these indicators to evaluate universities and help them improve their performance.
Raleigh Denim is an American brand based in North Carolina that designs premium denim and clothing using local materials and artisanal manufacturing methods. Their Spring/Summer 2013 collection features trim cuts, suiting separates, and detailed denim alongside floral prints and coral tones. The collection provides stylish, current looks suited for streets in Brooklyn, Paris, or Raleigh.
Track d more performance less power - freescale finalchiportal
The document discusses techniques for reducing power consumption in integrated circuits. It provides an overview of power saving techniques enabled by architecture, design, and manufacturing technology. It then summarizes the various low power modes, voltage and frequency scaling, power gating, and other techniques used in Freescale's MSC8157 multicore DSP chip to significantly reduce power consumption without compromising performance.
he home of most fashionable replica watches, is here waiting for you. You will find an amazing range of high quality replica watches here. Our replica watches are like the original not only in the appearance but also in the dimension and weight because we only cooperate with the NO.1 watchnec, ge. Donec justo tellus, porta eget, fermentum sed, consequat non, velit. Vestibulum ante ipsum primisTellus nisi
This document outlines a student's ideas for a short horror film called "Blood Sucking". It describes three main character ideas and a storyline about a scientist who creates vampires to end the world. The student lists the equipment needed such as a camera, sound equipment, and props like vampire teeth. They plan to film the vampire creation scene in their school's science room. The budget for equipment is estimated at £15. Details are provided on the pros and cons of three different film ideas, with feedback on improving character development and storyline realism.
The document provides a list of 100 things to watch in 2012 according to JWT. Some of the items on the list include apps for an aging world, benefit corporations, book club 2.0, BYOD (bring your own device), and cloud security. The list also reflects broader trends like navigating the new normal through smaller product sizes, the environmental impact of food choices, and more interactive screens infiltrating retail and dining experiences. The document outlines JWT's track record of predicting trends and includes examples of predictions that came true in 2011.
1) A tabela mostra as faltas de 4 alunos em uma turma, com o número de faltas justificadas e injustificadas de cada um.
2) O aluno com mais faltas foi Alberto, com um total de 10 faltas, sendo 4 justificadas e 6 injustificadas.
3) Fernando foi o único aluno sem nenhuma falta.
This document discusses representation of ethnicity in television dramas. It begins by listing common stereotypical representations of different ethnic groups, such as a streetwise young black man raising kids alone, or an Italian family running a cafe. It then asks how ethnicity is typically represented through reinforced or subverted stereotypes. The document goes on to discuss how ethnicity can be analyzed through cinematography elements like camera angle and editing techniques like pace and transitions. Students are assigned homework to find a video clip and analyze how ethnicity is represented through specific production elements.
Black's Law Dictionary defines force majeure—French for "superior force"—as an event or effect that can be neither anticipated nor controlled. The term is commonly understood to encompass both acts of nature, such as floods and hurricanes, and acts of man, such as riots, strikes, and wars.
Madaans LLP, Lawyers
https://www.madaanlawyers.ca/
The document discusses force majeure clauses and how they can excuse non-performance under a contract due to unforeseeable circumstances outside a party's control, such as the COVID-19 pandemic. It provides an example of how a force majeure clause was interpreted in a case where Deloitte cancelled hotel reservations after 9/11. The document advises that force majeure clauses should be carefully read and understood to know how they apply to contractual obligations.
The document provides guidance on reviewing contracts from an insurance perspective. It advises readers to thoroughly read contracts and highlight any mentions of additional insured status, primary insurance, hold harmless clauses, or indemnification. It explains these insurance-related terms and concepts. Several examples of claim scenarios are described to illustrate how contract language could impact insurance coverage and liability in the event of incidents at events. Readers are instructed to contact the insurance provider if any concerning contract language is found or if proof of insurance is required.
This document provides practical tips and guidance for appellate practice regarding supersedeas issues. It summarizes recent developments in case law surrounding how to calculate bond amounts required to suspend enforcement of a judgment pending appeal. Specifically, it discusses how courts have determined that attorney's fees are not considered compensatory damages or costs for purposes of calculating bond amounts. It also addresses issues around considering net worth affidavits of affiliated companies and whether consolidated or individual financial statements should be used.
Clarifying Bad Faith Jurisprudence in Virginia, Federal Court Recognizes Bad ...NationalUnderwriter
Clarifying Bad Faith Jurisprudence in Virginia, Federal Court Recognizes Bad Faith Claim Against First-Party Insurer by Michael S. Levine
In Great Am. Ins. Co. v. GRM Mgmt., LLC,[1] a federal district court denied an insurer’s motion to dismiss a bad-faith claim arising out of the insurer’s denial of its policyholder’s claim for property damage and loss of business income following the theft of rooftop air conditioning units from the policyholder’s hotel. The ruling is significant because it illustrates that Virginia law supports first-party bad-faith claims against insurers.
Clarifying Bad Faith Jurisprudence in Virginia, Federal Court Recognizes Bad-...NationalUnderwriter
Clarifying Bad Faith Jurisprudence in Virginia, Federal Court Recognizes Bad-Faith Claim Against First-Party Insurer
In Great Am. Ins. Co. v. GRM Mgmt., LLC,[1] a federal district court denied an insurer’s motion to dismiss a bad-faith claim arising out of the insurer’s denial of its policyholder’s claim for property damage and loss of business income following the theft of rooftop air conditioning units from the policyholder’s hotel. The ruling is significant because it illustrates that Virginia law supports first-party bad-faith claims against insurers.
June 2011 - Business Law & Order - Joseph R. SgroiAnnArborSPARK
Commercial agreements set the ground rules for how you or your business interacts with your, customers, bankers, investors, suppliers, landlord and other third parties with whom you have business dealings. Our panel of experienced attorneys will discuss the basic fundamentals of contracts, also known as commercial agreements. Attorney Joe Lorenz will talk about entering into contracts (why you need contracts and how contracts are formed). Attorney Tom Cavalier will discuss performance of the contract you enter into (what are the important terms and conditions – how do they affect you). Attorney Joe Sgroi will talk about terminating contracts (how can you get out of a bad agreement -- or obtain performance from the other party). And….of course, the entire panel will be available to answer your questions!
Matt Berger - Contracts, Insurance, and Risk Management Oh my! - What can you...John Blue
Contracts, Insurance, and Risk Management Oh my! - What can you do to protect yourself, your farm, and your pigs from disasters? - Matt Berger, Gislason & Hunter LLP, from the 2020 Iowa Pork Congress, held January 22 - 23, 2020, Des Moines, IA, USA.
#How to Terminate a contract# By SN panigrahi,
1. Termination By Notification,
2. Termination Due to Impossibility of Performance,
3. Termination Due to Frustration of Purpose,
4. Termination Due to Breach of Contract,
5. Termination By Convenience or Mutual Agreement,
6. Termination for Instances of Mistake, Fraud, or Misrepresentation
The document discusses claims for damages resulting from the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. It notes that BP established a $20 billion fund to compensate businesses and individuals for various losses, including lost earnings or profits. To make a claim, one must file documentation with the Gulf Coast Claims Facility, which can involve tax returns, financial statements, and affidavits. An attorney can assist with the detailed claims process, but is not required.
Contracts: characteristics and exercisesegonzalezlara
This document discusses different types of legal texts and contracts. It provides details on the key elements of a contract, including offer, acceptance, consideration. Defenses to the formation of a contract are also outlined, such as illegality, fraud, duress, lack of capacity. Common contract clauses like acceleration, assignment, confidentiality and termination are defined. The main types of contracts like purchase/sale, lease, and employment are also summarized along with typical terms and how they can be terminated.
Making Sense of California's "Accident" Requirement in Liability Insurance Po...NationalUnderwriter
Making Sense of California's "Accident" Requirement in Liability Insurance Policies, Part 1 by David B.Ezra (from FC&S Legal: The Insurance Coverage Law Information Center)
Negotiating investor interest in indemnity clausesAditi Duggal
Indemnity is a shield that protects investor interests in contracts including share purchase agreements or share subscription agreements. The presentation explores all safeguards that must be carefully negotiated in indemnity contracts.
Show Me My Money (Reisenfeld & Company v. The Network Group Inc..docxedmondpburgess27164
Show Me My Money (Reisenfeld & Company v. The Network Group Inc., p. 313)
Why does the court see this case as involving a quasi-contract as opposed to an actual contract? What other case law does the court rely on in finding precedent/support for compensating Reisenfeld? Does this decision appear to follow the golden rule guideline set forth in Chapter 2 (pp. 27 and 28)? Describe another example of an implied-in-fact or quasi-contract that you have experienced or is mentioned in the text.
Note: please read all the information correctly before you begin the assignment I have also copy and paste pages 27 and 28 that you would need to complete the assignment.
CASE
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REISENFELD & CO. v. THE NETWORK GROUP, INC.;
BUILDERS SQUARE, INC.; KMART CORP. U.S. COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE SIXTH CIRCUIT 277 F.3d 856 U.S. App. (2002)
Network Group (“Network”) was contracted by BSI to assist in selling or subleasing closed Kmart stores in Ohio. A few years later, Network entered into a commission agreement with Reisenfeld, a real estate broker for Dick's Clothing and Sporting Goods (“Dicks”). Dicks then subleased two stores from BSI. According to executed assignment and assumption agreements signed in November of 1994, BSI was to pay a commission to Network. Network was then responsible, pursuant to the commission agreement with Reisenfeld, to pay a commission of $1 per square foot to Reisenfeld. There was no direct agreement made between BSI and Reisenfeld.
During this time, Network's sole shareholder was defrauding BSI. This shareholder was convicted of several criminal charges stemming from his fraudulent acts. Network was ordered by the district court to disgorge any commissions received from BSI, and BSI was relieved of any duty to pay additional commissions to Network. As such, Reisenfeld never received his commission related to the Dicks sublease.
Reisenfeld sued in state court for the $160,320 in commissions he had not been paid. In addition to suing Network, Reisenfeld also named BSI as a defendant. The suit alleged, among other things, that based on a theory of quasi-contracts, BSI was jointly and severally liable for the commission.
JUDGE BOOGS: . . .
A contract implied-in-law, or “quasi-contract,” is not a true contract, but instead a liability imposed by courts in order to prevent unjust enrichment. … Under Ohio law, there are three elements for a quasi-contract claim. There must be: (1) a benefit conferred by the plaintiff upon the defendant; (2) knowledge by the defendant of the benefit; and (3) retention of the benefit by the defendant under circumstances where it would be unjust to do so without payment. …
There is no disagreement as to the first two requirements. It is clear that Reisenfeld's work as broker benefited BSI and that BSI was aware of the work Reisenfeld was doing. The disagreement rests on the third requirement—whether it would be unjust for BSI to retain the benefit it received without paying Reisenfeld for it. … U.
The document discusses factors to consider in determining whether a payment protocol is needed between parties based on their historical relationship, types of contracts and claims, and ability to work together productively. It also notes issues that may warrant a protocol such as insufficient information to support billings, inadequate access to records, and billings remaining unpaid for long periods. Finally, it outlines key considerations in developing a protocol, including defining necessary information to trigger payment, payment timeframes, access to records, interest provisions, and a streamlined dispute resolution process.
This document discusses the unintended consequences of absolute exclusions in executive and professional liability insurance policies. Such exclusions aim to clearly define what is not covered, but courts have interpreted them broadly, finding no coverage in some cases even when coverage was intended. This has financial implications for policyholders and liability implications for brokers. The document examines the historical development of absolute exclusions, provides examples of how they have impacted claims, and discusses solutions like adding endorsements to restore intended coverage. It warns that absolute exclusions could potentially exclude many types of underlying claims if interpreted broadly.
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This document provides an overview of business contracts and torts under Omani law. It analyzes two legal cases. The first case involves a singer, Mr. Badar, who failed to attend required rehearsals for a musical performance due to illness. The event organizer, Mr. Yosuf, terminated their contract. Analyzing Omani contract law, the termination was likely valid as Mr. Badar broke a key term of the agreement. The second case involves a construction dispute that raises issues of negligence and liability. The document provides advice to each party based on the relevant Omani laws.
Personal Injury Claims Abroad: The Legal Issues You Need to KnowIBB Law
If you have suffered an injury abroad - issues such as contract and jurisdiction could affect the compensation that you could receive as a result of your injury.
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Presented at The Global HR Summit, 6th June 2024
In this keynote, Luan Wise will provide invaluable insights to elevate your employer brand on social media platforms including LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, X (formerly Twitter) and TikTok. You'll learn how compelling content can authentically showcase your company culture, values, and employee experiences to support your talent acquisition and retention objectives. Additionally, you'll understand the power of employee advocacy to amplify reach and engagement – helping to position your organization as an employer of choice in today's competitive talent landscape.
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This session provided an update as to the latest valuation data in the UK and then delved into a discussion on the upcoming election and the impacts on valuation. We finished, as always with a Q&A
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In this masterclass, presented at the Global HR Summit on 5th June 2024, Luan Wise explored the essential features of social media platforms that support talent acquisition, including LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, X (formerly Twitter) and TikTok.