Summarize the following regarding design, manufacturing, and failure-to-warn causes of action in a brief that effectively lays out the following legal elements of the case: Case facts.

Week 3 Activity: Product Liability Law Case Summary

In this activity you are to review the product liability case below and create a brief that summarizes its legal elements and holding.
Instructions – Read Estate of Simpson v. GM, LLC.
Using the Week 3 Activity Template [DOCX], accurately summarize the following regarding design, manufacturing, and failure-to-warn causes of action in a brief that effectively lays out the following legal elements of the case:
Case facts.
Parties and their arguments.
Proceedings of the court case – what happened in the court(s)?
Applicable product liability defect law
The holding of the court and its reason(s).
LEG500 – Format for all writing assignments:
Include page numbers
1-inch margins, double spaced throughout assignment
Times New Roman, 12-point type
Title Page centered, first page should include: Assignment name, your name, professor name and date
Cite credible, scholarly sources in the text of the paper that corresponds to the sources on the Source page. Type “Sources” centered on the last page of the assignment. Record sources that you used in the assignment in a numbered list as they appear in the paper, not alphabetically.
For each resource you use in your coursework, there are two things you must do. First, add the resource to the Source list on the final page/slide. Second, insert an in-text citation to each sentence which quotes, paraphrases, or summarizes information from that resource. Make sure that each in-text citation has a matching source list entry, and vice versa, before submitting an assignment. See the video: https://youtu.be/jDKstcOUX8U

Evaluate legal issues that might arise in detecting cyber crimes committed by individuals external to the company.

Internal Cyber Investigation

Evaluate legal issues that might arise in detecting cyber crimes committed by individuals external to the company.
Explain how the current policy addresses potential infractions by company employees.
Once you have addressed the identified problems noted above, review the CyberNav Privacy and Security Policy and draft suggested revisions to sections of the policy that will specifically address the issues presented in the CRJ626 Unusual VPN Activity Scenario.

The Internal Cyber Investigation paper

Must be 12 to 15 double-spaced pages in length and formatted according to APA style as outlined in the Writing Center .
Must include a separate title page with the following:
Title of paper
Student’s name
Course name and number
Instructor’s name
Date submitted

Analyze the technical aspects pertinent to the scenario. Explain a minimum of three methods that would assist the security personnel and information technology specialists to detect if a cybercrime has been committed.

Prior to beginning work on this assignment, review the CRJ626 Unusual VPN Activity Scenario as well as the CyberNav Privacy and Security Policy. You must support your statements throughout the paper with evidence from a minimum of 10 scholarly or professional sources in addition to your text. For your paper, consider the following problems related to the case study and policy documents:

Problem One: Determining if nefarious activity has indeed occurred.

Analyze the technical aspects pertinent to the scenario.
Explain a minimum of three methods that would assist the security personnel and information technology specialists to detect if a cybercrime has been committed.
Problem Two: Gathering necessary forensic evidence.

Examine methods of retrieving and analyzing data from the internal network in order to gather necessary information that might assist in the prosecution of any responsible parties.
Problem Three: Determining if an individual external or internal to the company caused the unusual VPN activity.

Should employers be able to recruit through employee referrals and word-of-mouth? Does the law allow for such a recruitment technique? What specific restrictions does Title VII place on an employer’s ability to recruit and hire?

Recruitment of Employees

Let’s begin our discussion on recruitment by using a fact pattern from a litigated case. Cone Mills Corporation had several recruiting procedures that gave preferential treatment to applicants who either had family members or friends working for the company. One of these procedures was to give priority to applicants who had family members employed by the company.

These recruiting procedures were challenged as being discriminatory toward blacks in general, especially black women, because the informal network responsible for recruiting new employees was unavailable to them. The company claimed that the procedures were not designated to be discriminatory, but rather, to create a loyal family atmosphere within the plant .
Should employers be able to recruit through employee referrals and word-of-mouth? Does the law allow for such a recruitment technique? What specific restrictions does Title VII place on an employer’s ability to recruit and hire? As part of this discussion, refer to the cases of EEOC v. Chicago Miniature Lamp Works and EEOC v. Consolidated Service System in Chapter 4, pages 161–162.

Discuss critically within the context of employment law, consider the rights enjoyed by employees in view of their employment status and examine the situation of those working in the ‘gig economy’ in the UK.

The range of statutory employment rights that a person enjoys depends on their
employment status. There are currently, basically three types: employee, worker and
self-employed. While basic definitions of ‘employee’ and ‘worker’ are contained in
legislation, detailed tests are set in case law. Many recent cases have been
concerned with whether people working in the ‘gig economy’ are workers or self-
employed” UK Parliament
Discuss critically within the context of employment law, consider the rights enjoyed
by employees in view of their employment status and examine the situation of those
working in the ‘gig economy’ in the UK. Support your answer where necessary with
relevant academic authorities, case laws, legislation, and opinions of jurists

Identify and explain the first document that the firm should file in court on behalf of Ms. Baker that will let Ms. Smith know that she is being sued.Identify and explain witnesses that should be called on behalf of Ms.

Litigation Plan
Imagine that you are a paralegal in law firm. You have been tasked with drafting the
initial memo regarding the case of a new client to the firm, Ms. Baker. After interviewing
Ms. Baker, you learned the following:
Ms. Baker, a resident of Connecticut, was on road trip to visit the world’s largest ball of twine in Cawker City, Kansas. When she was driving in Kansas, her car was hit from behind by Ms. Smith, a Kansas resident. Unfortunately, Ms. Baker’s car was totaled, she suffered injuries, emotional distress and lost time from work.
Her damages exceeded $75,000. The police determined the accident was wholly
the faulty of Ms. Smith.
Instructions:
• Use the attached Memo template.
• Draft an office memorandum to your supervising attorney in which you answer the following questions:
• Can this case be filed in federal court? Why?
• Identify and explain the first document that the firm should file in court on behalf of Ms. Baker that will let Ms. Smith know that she is being sued.
• Identify what information should be sought in discovery.
• Identify and explain witnesses that should be called on behalf of Ms.
Baker at trial.
• Would ADR be helpful in this case? Why?

Briefly discuss “third party beneficiaries,” and be sure to specifically mention vesting and intended vs. incidental beneficiaries.

Organized 2-3 page essay, explain the similarities and differences between “assignment” and “delegation,” including the elements necessary for each, what is allowed to be assigned or delegated, and when prohibitions on such are allowed.

Briefly discuss “third party beneficiaries,” and be sure to specifically mention vesting and intended vs. incidental beneficiaries.

Explain the methods utilized by law enforcement investigators to detect and prevent cyber crime in each identified phase.

Phases of Digital Forensic Investigation

Prior to beginning work on this discussion, read all of this week’s required resources.

Digital forensic investigations have posed many interesting dilemmas for criminal investigators over the years. From advancing methods of digital storage to increasingly portable computer devices, cyber criminals have rapidly engineered technology with which law enforcement often struggles to keep up.

For this discussion you must analyze the digital forensic investigation process. In your initial post you must address the following points.

Analyze two phases of the digital forensic investigation process.
Explain the major challenges inherent to each phase.
Explain the methods utilized by law enforcement investigators to detect and prevent cyber crime in each identified phase.
Examine the ways criminal investigators retrieve and analyze data from various mediums in each identified phase.
Analyze the technical aspects of the various mediums encountered by investigators during these two phases of digital forensic investigations.
Evaluate legal issues that investigators encounter in efforts at detecting and preventing cyber crime in each identified phase.

Explain the process of hashing and why it is important to digital forensic investigations. Analyze the technical aspects of hashing as they relate to mediums such as computers or removable storage devices.

Data Preservation in Cyber Crime Investigations

Prior to beginning work on this discussion, read all of this week’s required resources.

Evidence verification is paramount for establishing legal cases against cyber criminals during digital forensic investigations. The verification process is essential in maintaining the integrity of digital evidence.

For this discussion, you will examine the verification process known as hashing.

In your post, you must

Explain the process of hashing and why it is important to digital forensic investigations.
Analyze the technical aspects of hashing as they relate to mediums such as computers or removable storage devices.
Explain why hashing is vital to forensic investigations as a method of analyzing data.
Evaluate the legal issues that can potentially arise from hashing.

Discuss and illustrate with specific examples the extent of the impact of the law in given situations, identifying legal issues within problem scenarios and discuss appropriate solutions.

Faculty of Social Sciences – Assessment Brief Oxford Style for Students – 2020/21

Describe and identify the essential elements of a valid contract, illustrating understanding of the fundamental doctrines, sources and principles of contract
law.
Discuss and illustrate with specific examples the extent of the impact of the law
in given situations, identifying legal issues within problem scenarios and discuss
appropriate solutions.

Utilise key primary and secondary legal sources to illustrate an understanding of
the development of key legal issues and the importance of providing evidence
based conclusions.