Personal property includes (a)   property

All business is largely defined by its (a)  

The law classifies property into two categories: 1, ______(land) and 2, ______(everything else)

(a)  

Types of law are treated differently for: a. How they are _________, b. ______, c. rights of ________, and d. ____

(a)  

The key right of real property ownership is _______ _______

(a)  

An _________ is a _____ ________ right to use land only for special purposes, such as access and utilities

(a)  

A _______ is a specific private _________ on the use of land

(a)  

________ ________ Is the power of __________ to seize land for public use, only with _________ to the owner

(a)  

(a)   : A local/ state government power which includes the power to control land use

Time: ______ _______ is the most complete form of ownership, meaning forever.

(a)  

Time: _______ ________ is ownership for the life of a particular person (rare).

(a)  

___ _______ taxation is an annual local tax on the assessed value of land.

(a)  

A (a)   is a person with superior land rights to the tenant.

A (a)   is a person with more limited rights than the landlord.

A (a)   is a contract specifying the terms of the landlord tenant relationship.

The tenant's basic rights are: 1. ______, 2. ______ _______, 3. rights in the ______

(a)  

A (a)   is a written document transferring an interest in land.

A (a)   is a term signifying ownership

______ of ____ is a state controlled process under which deeds are filed with public authorities, and a chain of title is established

(a)  

________ ________ is all property that is NOT real property, it includes ________ and _________. (more than 70% of business property is this form of property)

(a)  

Movables such as books, desks, etc are forms of (a)   Personal property

Cash and negotiable instruments such as shares of stocks, bonds, checks, are classified as (a)   personal property

Intellectual property such as trade secrets and copyrights are forms of (a)   personal property

The type of personal property which is key to the modern economy: (a)   property

Intellectual property includes: 1. _______ _______, 2. ________, 3. ______, 4. _________, 5. ______ ____, and 6. _______ ______ ______

(a)  

A trade secret is information that 1. gives its owner _______ _________, 2. is generally ___ _____, and 3. is protected by __________ _______ of its owner.

(a)  

Copyright is defined by (a)   law.

Copyright protects _________ ____________

(a)  

Ideas are NOT protected by (a)  

A requirement of copyright is (a)  

Non Copyrighted expressions are _______ ______

(a)  

The duration of a registered copyright for an individual is ______ + __ years, for a corporation it is ___ years from publication or ___ from _______

(a)  

_____ _______ is the unauthorized copying or use of copyrighted material without permission of the owner

(a)  

For copyright infringement there must be ____________ ________, and even if there is, defenses can be categorized under ____ ___ _________

(a)  

Under copyright law, for evaluating a fair use exception, courts will determine if the material was made 1. for ______, 2. amount of ________, 3. potential for _________ in the ________ for the original

(a)  

A (a)   is an exclusive right to make or sell an invention for a specific period of years.

The duration of a patent is about ____ to ____ years from the date of filing.

(a)  

The types of patent are ______, ______, and ______

(a)  

The requirements for getting a patent is that the innovation is ______, ______, and ___ ________

(a)  

A (a)   is a symbol that makes a product readily identifiable.

To qualify for a trademark, the mark must be ______, _________/ _______, or ___________

(a)  

The creation of a trade mark is (a)   when used in commerce.

Trade marks may be renewed every (a)   years

A trademark may be infringed upon when there is ________ of _______ or it is ___ _______

(a)  

A ______ ______ is generally protected as property by registration with the appropriate state agency.

(a)  

Trade names are the (a)   of the business. They are made to avoid confusion between individuals and owners of businesses and the business itself. Such as a DBA.

______: A person who acts for and is subject to control of another persion or business, the ______

(a)  

(a)   : A person who acts under the close direction of an employer

_______ ______: A legal relationship in which the hirer has less direct physical control over the person hired than an employer has over an employee.

(a)  

The _____ ____ _____ ___ was adopted originally during the New Deal. It consists of the Wagner Act and the Taft Hartley act.

(a)  

The ____ ___ (1935) gives employees the right to form unions, prohibits unfair labor practices, and requires employers to bargain in good faith over many key terms of employment.

(a)  

The _____-_______ ___ (1947) imposes a good faith bargaining requirement on unions. Makes it unlawful for secondary boycotts, etc.

(a)  

Enforcement of the NLRA is done by the NLRB which hears complaints and functions as a (a)   for some labor disputes. Not very harsh punishments

A union becomes the ______ _____ _____ for workers in creating employment contract.

(a)  

Union vote requires support from (a)   % of the relevant workers.

______ ______: An illegal workplace where the company is required by the union to hire union members.

(a)  

______ _____: Workplace in which all workers must join union after hired.

(a)  

_____ ___ _____: Workers not required to join NLRA union. All workers are subject to contract but not required to join

(a)  

_________ ____ ______: Unless an employee contract provides otherwise, an employer can terminate an employee at any time for any lawful reason, or for no reason. An at will employee can quit a job at any time for any reason or no reason.

(a)  

Exceptions to employment at will:

1. refusal of an employee to act illegally (protections for _________)

2. _______ _____ (National guard)

3. Exercising a ______ _____ (voting)

4. Contractual for cause only

(a)  

Federal law requires (a)   companies to drug test employees.

The key federal law for workplace safety is ___________ _____ ___ _____ ______ of ____.

(a)  

(a)   adopts and enforces standards which are federal law for workplace safety

To qualify for Workers comp the employee injury must be

________,

_______ out of and be in the ____ ___ _______

(a)  

WC Remedies include cash payments for 1, ____, 2, _____, 3, _______ _______

(a)  

The ____ _____ __________ ____ of 1938 imposes federal minimum hourly wage.

(a)  

In addition to regulating wages, the FLSA regulates _____ _____.

(a)  

The federal ___ ______ ______ ___ prohibits much discrimination including service in public accomodations.

(a)  

Title IIV applies to private employers with more than (a)   employees (anti- discrimination laws).

The five protected classes from title IIV Are: _____, ______, _________, ___, _________ ______

(a)