BUS 206 SOPHIA BUSINESS LAW MILESTONE 3 QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS,100%CORRECT

BUS 206 SOPHIA BUSINESS LAW MILESTONE 3 QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS Ryan owns a Christmas tree farm that struggles to compete with the Christmas tree farm on the other end of town. He instructs one of his employees to set a fire at the rival farm, which destroys much of their stock and drives up demand for Ryan's trees. Ryan's employee is arrested for arson, and the rival farm sues for damages. Is Ryan liable for the tort? • No, Ryan is not liable in this case. • Yes, Ryan is vicariously liable according to the "zone of risk" test because his employee's actions were foreseeable. • Yes, Ryan is directly liable for the tort but not for the employee's criminal act of arson. • Yes, Ryan is directly liable for the tort and for the employee's criminal act of arson. CONCEPT Principal's Tort and Criminal Liability A government plane is _. • tangible private property • intangible private property • tangible fungible public property • tangible public property CONCEPT Personal Property Wanda's financial advising firm wants to know the private client list held by a competing firm in town. Wanda sets up a meeting with an employee at the rival firm, and while there, Wanda downloads the client list to a flash drive when the employee steps away from his office. Three days later, Wanda uses the flash drive to open the client list. Does Wanda's conduct violate trade secret law? • No, because the firm with the private client list failed to keep it a secret. • Yes, because Wanda did not pay the rival firm for its client list. • No, because trade secret protections disappear when a trade secret is discovered. • Yes, because the method by which Wanda discovered the trade secret is illegal according to trade secret law. CONCEPT Trade Secrets Ramona purchases a DVD of a copyrighted movie from a store and watches it at home with her family and a few friends. Select the correct classification for this example.