Exam 14: Agency and the Employment Relationship
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Agents have no obligation to engage in activity on behalf of principals that could lead to personal liability.
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Employers may be liable for torts of employees that can be attributed to negligent hiring or supervision under the rule of law known as:
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Which of the following can determine the scope of authority given to an agent:
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Many states require agencies for ____ to be established in writing.
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An agency is created when an agent agrees to act for, or in place of, the:
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The legal document that authorizes a person or a company to act as an agent for a principal is called:
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A(n) ____ relationship is one in which one person is an employee whose conduct is controlled by the employer.
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Bill is an attorney in Ohio. Marla hires Bill to create a trust for her children. Bill has not been keeping up with developments in trust law, and so creates an inefficient trust. Under recent Ohio law, he could have created a much more beneficial trust. In this case, Bill:
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In Bearden v. Wardley Corp., where Bearden sued Wardley because one of its agents, Gritton, bought a house from her and then cheated her on the transaction, the court held that:
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The agency relationship is a key part to most business operations.
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The authority given by the principal to an agent, conferring on the agent the power and right to change the principal's legal status is referred to as:
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An independent contractor is usually not an agent of the principal who hired her, but can have that role too.
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A principal held responsible for the torts of an agent is said to have vicarious liability.
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A company hired independent contractors to sell their products door-to-door. One sales rep, who had a criminal history, assaulted a customer, who sued the parent company. The company was not liable because the sales rep was an independent contractor.
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The ____ provides some immunity for a company against content posted or submitted online by third parties, if a company is merely acting as a publisher.
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