Exam 36: Digital Update:the Exploding World of Digital Property
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Exam 32: Digital Update:should Employees Have a Right of Disconnecting16 Questions
Exam 33: Digital Update: Revenge Porn and Invasion of Privacy14 Questions
Exam 34: Digital Update: Taxing Web Purchases16 Questions
Exam 35: Ethics Today:what Are an Attorneys Responsibilities for Protecting Data Stored in a Cloud12 Questions
Exam 36: Digital Update:the Exploding World of Digital Property10 Questions
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Liz starts Modern Roofing, which becomes successful through her efforts. Meanwhile, she marries Nick. To ensure that her business will not break up if her marriage falls apart, Liz should
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Pay-to-Buy.com, Inc. obtains a patent on an online payment system. The patent is vaguely worded and overly broad. In evaluating the patent, a court is most likely to
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Kevin and Laura are married. Together, they buy a virtual asteroid near the virtual planet Magellan in the virtual NightSky universe. In the event of a divorce, to avoid property division issues with respect to the asteroid, this couple
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Kim and Larry own Moe's, a successful restaurant. Kim, who is married, asks Larry, her unmarried partner, to convert Moe's to a limited liability company and agree that each has the right to buy the other's interest to keep control of the business. In terms of Kim's spouse and Larry's future spouse, this agreement is
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Bay City condemns private, residential property and conveys it to Commercial Construction Corporation to develop a shopping, dining, and entertainment complex on the city's waterfront. According to the United States Supreme Court,
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Carrie starts Dance & Diet Nutrition, a weight-loss products enterprise, before marrying Edgar. To legitimat4ely protect Carrie's business assets from Edgar's claims if the spouses divorce, Carrie could use
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Gwen starts Handy Crafts to advertise and sell ceramic pots, quilts, glass work, and so on. Later, Gwen marries Ivan, who creates and runs the firm's marketing. If Gwen and Ivan divorce, in most states the business will be considered
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Bob owns a virtual asteroid near the virtual planet Cosmo in the virtual DeepSpace universe. Property consists of a bundle of rights in anything that has an ascertainable value and is subject to ownership. This definition encompasses
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Money2Play Corporation does not make or sell products or services but buys a patent and asserts it against New Functions, Inc., a start-up applications company, demanding licensing fees and threatening an infringement suit. Because of these threats, New Functions is most likely to
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