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BUS 311 Week 5 Final Paper The Framework for Acme Fireworks

Ashford 6: – Week 5 – Final Paper

Final Paper

Focus of the Final Paper

You are the manager of Acme Fireworks. The company started in the owner’s garage two years ago and now has 15 employees that you manage. The company started as a sole proprietor, and the owner has never changed the entity.  The company makes and sells fireworks. The owner has informed you that the company has received inquiries from several large retailers about the company’s ability to fill large orders on a regular basis. The owner told the retailers that the company could fill such orders, and a price per unit was agreed upon. No other details were discussed. The owner is anticipating that new employees will need to be hired but is worried that if the large orders do not continue, the company will not have the funds to pay the new employees.  The owner is now considering changing the business entity but does not know what entity to form or how to form it.

The owner has asked you to do the following:

Explain potential personal liability for injuries to consumers caused by the product.

Analyze whether the owner formed a contract with the retailers applying the five elements as discussed from Week Two to the hypothetical facts.

Analyze how different employment types could be used with application of hypothetical facts.

Recommend a new business entity. Provide a rationale to support your recommendation.

For each task, be sure to analyze the relevant law, apply the facts to the law, and make a conclusion.

Writing the Final Paper

The Final Paper:

formatted according to APA style as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center.

Must include a title page with the following:

Title of paper

Student’s name

Course name and number

Instructor’s name

Date submitted

Must begin with an introductory paragraph that has a succinct thesis statement.

Must address the topic of the paper with critical thought. That is, what is your response to the content, either positive or negative, and then defend your position. If multiple options/alternatives/positions are present and are being rejected you must also defend the reasons for rejecting an option.

Must end with a conclusion that reaffirms your thesis.

Must include at least five sources, two of which must be from the Ashford Library, in addition to the text.

Must document all sources in APA style, as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center.

Must include a separate reference page, formatted according to APA style as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center.

A Tampa surgeon, Dr. Floyd Legatron, mistakenly removed the wrong leg of 52-year-old Jameson Kingsmith during an amputation procedure in…

A Tampa surgeon, Dr. Floyd Legatron, mistakenly removed the wrong leg of 52-year-old Jameson Kingsmith during an amputation procedure in June of 2009. Apparently, a chain of errors led to the mishap, and the surgical team even realized their error halfway into surgery, but by that time it was too late, and the leg had to be removed.

You have the case details above. Answer the following ethical questions based on what you’ve learned applying the Seven-Step Decision Model. Be sure to adequately answer the following questions in detail:

  1. Define the precise ethical issue. Is it a matter of fairness, justice, morality or rights? Or is it a combination of ethical issues?
  2. Identify the major principles. Is it a matter of integrity, quality, respect for others or profit?
  3. Specify the alternatives. What course(s) of action do you believe should occur?
  4. Compare values and alternatives. What do you believe is the best course of action?
  5. Assess the consequences for the patient, the doctor, and the organization. Identify short-term and long term consequences.
  6. Make a decision.

Business law questions

Please use the IRAC method when drafting your answers. Read each question carefully and thoughtfully. All the information that you need to draft a quality answer can be found in your textbook.

1. In 2005, Recreation & Relaxation Corporation began making and selling all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) under the mark “R&R.” Ten years later, recoveryandrehabilitation.com, Inc., a differ­ent company selling medical equipment and supplies, begins to use “R&R” as part of its URL and registers it as a domain name. Can Recreation & Relaxation stop recoveryandrehabilitation.com’s use of “R&R”? If so, what must the ATV maker show?

2. For five years, clothing makers and marketers Style-One Corporation and Trend Now, Inc., both use the phrase “Looks Great” on their labels. Style-One files a suit against Trend Now, claiming trademark infringement. Trend Now argues that the phrase generally is not associated with any particu­lar firm and that other companies use the same phrase on their labels and in their ads. In whose favor is the court most likely to rule, and why?

3. Babs sees an e-book reader on the porch of Coco’s house, takes the reader to her home, and tells everyone she owns it. Danno, wielding a knife, forces Easter to give him her smartphone, and runs away with it. Fritz breaks into Ginger’s apartment, takes a laptop, and leaves. Hazel sells Idi an expensive wristwatch for a fraction of its value, admitting that the watch is stolen property but claiming that she is not the thief. Which of these acts are crimes, and what are the differences among them?

4. Cameron is an accountant in the accounting department of Data Analytics Company. Cameron’s son’s college tuition is due within a week, or he cannot continue taking classes. To meet the due date, Cameron transfers funds from Data Analytics to a fictitious bank account, planning to repay the firm within one month. The transfer is discovered before the firm is re­paid, and Cameron is arrested. What crime, or crimes, if any, has Cameron committed?ti