1. Elle may sue FDC in Delaware because that is where FDC is incorporated. Elle may also sue in Georgia because that is where the injury occurred. FDC may be subject to Elle's suit in federal court because the parties have diversity of citizenship. This is because Elle is a resident of Georgia and FDC is incorporated in Delaware and because the amount in controversy is more than $75,000. 2. Roy will not succeed in challenging this honor in court. The arbitration provision in the employment contract bound the two gatherings to arbitrate their question. Unless the gatherings correspond otherwise, an arbitrator isn't required to show any discoveries of reality, finishes of law, or purposes. Also, a court won't look at the benefits of the question, the adequacy of the evidence, or the arbitrator's thinking. 3. Yes, Grapple can require agencies to disclose all the information they have about the company due to the FOIA, which was enacted in 1966 and states that any person has a right of access to federal agency records. Under the FOIA, Grapple can request and receive a copy of any record that is an agency's official files and is not covered by one of the exemptions. Some exemptions are that the FOIA does not apply to congress, the courts, or to records of state or local governments. The FOIA also does not require a private organization or business to release any information directly to the public. 4. College Copy Shop (CCS) complies, copies and sells reading materials to students. Because it includes texts published by Deep Topics, Inc. and don't pay royalties, this is considered an offense of copyright laws. Copyright laws protect authors' and others' original work, which in this case, was copied and used without permission. CCS's likely defense is that the compilations are prepared on the instructions of professors, who indicate which pieces of which books should be included. The court may give a verdict of having CCS provide compensation to Deep Topics Inc. or any other publications that were copied to make these reading materials. 5. Diners Coffee Shop cannot fire Carla for the actions that she took. The reason is that she is protected under the whistleblower protection act of 1989. This is a federal law that protects employees from losing their jobs after reporting any employer wrong doings. 6. Corporate governance is the relationship between a corporation and its shareholders. It is known as a system by which business corporations are directed and controlled. At a minimum, a good system of corporate governance involves the audited reporting of financial progress at a firm so that managers can be evaluated and legal protection for shareholders so that those who break the law to take advantage of shareholders can face consequences and the victims can recover damages