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Lloyd, an employee of the Mei Sum Chinese Restaurant, mops the floor in an aisle of the dining hall. Nicole walks down the aisle while it is still wet, slips, falls, and suffers an injury. Mei Sum is liable to Nicole on a negligence theory if there was a "Wet Floor" warning sign but
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Lloyd did not place the sign near the wet floor.
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Gabrielle files a suit against Hard 'n Fast Adhesives, Inc. Hard 'n Fast responds that even if Gabrielle's statement of the facts is true, according to the law Hard n' Fast is not liable. This is a
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Term:
Lloyd, an employee of the Mei Sum Chinese Restaurant, mops the floor in an aisle of the dining hall. Nicole walks down the aisle while it is still wet, slips, falls, and suffers an injury. Mei Sum is liable to Nicole on a negligence theory if there was a "Wet Floor" warning sign but
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Lloyd did not place the sign near the wet floor.
This class was tough.
Course Overview:
I recommend this course. There are two business law teachers at Citrus College. Professor Grossman is clearly the more passionate professor out of the two teachers. If the teacher enjoys talking about the subject, then the class will be more enjoyable. No student will fall asleep in his class. Professor Grossman tells some of the most interesting stories involving the law. Some of them are depressing and some are quite funny. Even the most dull cases will be a joy to listen to in his class. The law is much easier to learn about when students have entertaining stories to learn from.
Course highlights:
the most important facts I learned in this class can help me in everyday situations. I now know the proper procedures I must take in order to sue someone. I know what I can sue a person for and what I cannot sue them for. If a lawsuit were to be filed, I would know which courts have jurisdiction and what the lawyers of both parties can and cannot request.
Hours per week:
6-8 hours
Advice for students:
The stories and examples the professor give are key to passing the tests. Do not rely too much on the textbook and do not over study the terms. The study guide is your friend.
Not too easy. Not too difficult.
Course Overview:
Business Law has to have been one of my favorite courses taken at Citrus College. The subject was really interesting but the professor was what made the class enjoyable. He really emphasized certain points that were going to be on the exams and shared his personal experiences to help us better understand certain topics. We learned things no one teaches us about the world and laws everyone should be aware of.
Course highlights:
We learned about laws we should all know in every day life and how we could be punished in certain scenarios when we thought we were doing the right thing.
Hours per week:
3-5 hours
Advice for students:
I would definitely recommend this course. The advice I would give is to record the lectures. Everything he tests students on is in his lectures.
