While driving, Bill suddenly feels violently ill, vomits, loses control of his car, and runs into Sally, who was riding her bike in the bike lane, breaking her arm and damaging her bike. Though he admits his driving caused Sally's injuries and bike damage, Bill might avoid liability by arguing that his sudden illness was Group of answer choices causation in fact foreseeable a superceding cause negligence per se In a trademark infringement case between French company Chez Jean-Luc and American company Chez John-Luke, an American court gives preferential treatment to the American company on the basis of their nationality. This is prohibited by the Group of answer choices TRIPS Agreement Paris Convention Berne Convention ACTA Madrid Protocol 1 The three-note chime of NBC is protected by Group of answer choices trade secret trademark copyright no law Boris sky dives out of a plane and gets hung up in a tree upon landing. Natasha sees that he's in trouble and comes to his rescue. Once Boris is safely on the ground, he gratefully promises to give Natasha half of his life savings. When he changes his mind, Natasha will probably be unsuccessful in enforcing his promise because the contract involves a material breach past consideration rescission promissory estoppel The Clean Water Act requires that new Industrial facllltles control water pollution using Group of answer choices best available control technology best affordable control technology best achievable control technology best practical control technology Original Software, a US firm, makes a US-patented touch screen. Copycat Software, an Irish firm, copies Original's touch-screen technology, which it makes and sells in Ireland. Copycat is liable for patent infringement. Group of answer choices True False