Instructions Question 22 Store assistant sees Max leaving the store with a plastic bag that is filled with something, Assistant worries that Max has stolen things because she remembers Max was not carrying a plastic bag on the way into the store, Store assistant asks Max to return to the sales office to see if there was an error made concerning purchases, and after 10 minutes, finds out from Max that Max had take out the bag while in the dressing room and stuffed it with things in his pockets he wanted to throw away, which he shows to assistant. Max leaves and if he sues Store for false imprisonment. he was innocent so he would have a strong case. Max would lose because the store had probable cause that that is all the store needs to show. Max would lose since the store followed the law For false imprisonment and it is a strong case because they should have called the police and never detained him Previous Next Not saved Submit Mar 23 at 12:16pm Instructions Question 21 1 pt Bob works as an employee for Construction Corporation. One day, he is driving a large crane while texting a friend. Busy texting. Bob is not looking ahead and he runs the crane into a concrete wall. He is severely injured. Construction Company can terminate Bob because he was not using reasonable care and can no longer work. is not liable because Bob was negligent Must allow Bob to receive workers' compensation payments while Bob's injuries heal until he returns to work. Does not have to pay Bob but must keep his job open for at least two years until he might return to work. Previous Next Not saved Submit Qu idterm 2 Online ted: Mar 23 at 12:16pm uiz Instructions Question 20 1 pt Jordan, an office furniture salesperson for Chic Office Company, secretly follows Julissa, a salesperson for Workaday Furniture, a Chic Office competitor, as she visits different businesses to seek sales contracts. Chic Office Company wants more business clients, so Jordan is told by Chic Office to follow Julissa. Then after she leaves, he goes into each business to make a sales pitch to each of Julissa's potential customers, promising to give lower prices than Workaday. Many of Workaday's former clients decide to enter into contracts with Chic Office and later explain to Workaday that the 'deals' offered were better. What Jordan and Chic Office did was probably Trespass to a business relationship Conversion of a business relationship Healthy competition wrongful Interference with a business relationship Previous Next