Review Questions: Chapter 10 read the scenario below. Then answer the question. Safeshop, a grocery retailer, was looking to build a new store in California. After a long search, Safeshop finally found an ideal spot: a field located in town close to the business center, residents, and the water park. Safeshop calculated it would attract 250 customers an hour if only it could put a store in the field. One major obstacle stood in Safeshop's way. The town council had just approved a new zoning map which prohibited commercial development in the part of town where the field was located. At this point, it seemed like Safeshop would have to find another location. However, the zoning map was not yet official: it still needed to be registered with the county court. Before that could happen, the wife of Safeshop's CEO made a large financial gift to the government official in charge of the county clerk's office. Mysteriously, the zoning map that was registered by the county clerk the next day does not match the one approved by the town council. Instead, it was redrawn to allow Safeshop's new store to be built on the field. Question: What crime did Safeshop commit, if any? Hint: find the California Penal Code online and search for code sections 92 -100. Please use IRAC in your answer. Could the scenario above happen in real life? To find out, read the article from the New York Times titled, How Wal-Mart Used Payoffs to Get Its Way in Mexico. Review Question: Chapter 11 Scenario: Andrew, Bob, and Christine are attorneys who formed a law firm. They filed no documents with the Secretary of State or any other state office. They equally share the firm's profits after paying all expenses and make all business and management decisions. Associate attorneys are paid a fixed salary, plus 25% of gross billings for any clients they bring to the firm. Senior attorneys are paid based upon the number of hours they bill plus an annual bonus if they bill more than 2,000 hours in a year. The senior attorney bonus pool is equal to 5% of firm profits, which is split equally by the number of qualifying senior attorneys each year. Andrew, Bob, and Christine agreed to bestow the title non-equity partner on senior attorneys even though senior attorneys have no management authority. The firm website and business cards for senior attorneys list their title as partner. Question: What type of business entity is the firm using to conduct business? Discuss