1)The area of employment law, as addressed by Mann and Roberts, is classified into three distinct broad areas that impact upon both employers and employees, by virtue of the myriad of statutory enactments that have been enacted at the federal level. Name these three areas; and identify and describe a statute relevant to each. 2) The concept of employment- at- will or employee termination at will is an important legal principle in the area of employment law, that has undergone significant erosion over the years. As such, define the concept and identify and explain three exceptions to its application. 3) Two agencies of the federal government that have much impact in the area of consumer protection are the federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the federal Drug Administration (FDA). Discuss the differing role that each has, including references to the types of matters that are the focus of their respective jurisdictions. 4) In the arena of environmental law both the Clean Air Act and the Clean Water Act address two distinct areas of concern. Name and discuss the two broad concerns that are encompassed within the respective focus of each statute. 5) What is the term for tangible, personal movable property under the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) and name any one type of intangible personal property. Please Identify and discuss any three means by which personal property may be transferred. 6) Describe how intellectual property (IP) differs from other types of personal property such as that covered by the Uniform Commercial Code by discussing any three types of IP, their wrongful use by others and the several remedies available to address such misuse. 7) The area of property insurance is a discipline unto its own, although it falls within the general subject of contract law. As such, it has its own set of terms. Below you will find five pairs of related, albeit distinct terms for you to explain in the context of insurance. It is anticipated that you will use your own words and not just by offering a dictionary definition. a) hostile v friendly fire b) insurable interest v moral hazard c) binder v premium d) misrepresentation (or concealment) v breach of warranty e) waiver v estoppel 8) The concept of bailment has a special meaning in the law of property apart from a sale or lease. What are the three essential elements needed to constitute a bailment and name the three classifications of bailments with examples based upon for whose benefit the bailment is created. 9) One of the means by which real property is transferred is by deed. What are the terms for the three different types of deeds and how do they differ, and what are the legal terms for the party who conveys the property and the party who receives the conveyance. 10) A mortgage as a secured transaction is vastly different from the deed as referenced in Question No 9 above. Why is it regarded as a secured transaction, what are the respective legal terms for the creditor and debtor to this "arrangement, "and what is the difference when one assumes the mortgage as opposed to being subject to the mortgage. 11Three areas reflective of an initiative to offer enhanced protection to workers, purchasers of goods and services, homes and credit accounts, as well as the public generally, are employment and labor law, consumer protection and environment law. In a little over a half century, while we have made a significant effort to do so, the real issue is whether we have been successful in doing so. In other terms, have we been effective in offering the protection intended, and if not, how can we do better going forward