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Are losing litigants always allowed to appeal their cases? 1) Yes, individuals that lose at trial court have a right to appeal to an appellate court. To appeal from an appellate court; however, requires a party to ask the Supreme Court to hear a case and the court decides which […]

What is the difference between direct and indirect costs? What is the difference between fixed and variable costs? Define, compare, and contrast each within the context of a project.

In discovery for a trial, what role does a deposition play? ) It provides an opportunity to hear how a judge might rule on a case when it actually goes to trial. 2) It allows an opportunity to extensively question the other side’s witnesses prior to trial. 3) It provides […]

How much contact with a state is sufficient for a court to exercise jurisdiction over the person without offending the due process requirements of the US Constitution? Is there any situation where one could argue a slight amount of contact with the state still justifies exercising jurisdiction? Can the court […]

Your boss (in a hypothetical organization) has asked you to develop a training program for new employees in the customer care call center. There are about 1200 employees who staff the call center, and since turnover is close to 20% (not unusual for call centers), there are often new employees […]

In regards to the (Boeing 787: The Dreamliner) Does Boeing’s strategic approach shifting from a supply-side to demand-side go-to-market make sense? Do you think that Boeing’s decision to acquire McDonnell Douglas was a good one? What do you see as the pros and cons of this decision