A- The CEO of Otterbox, a colorado corporation. The business has expanded a lot over the past years, and now they have an opportunity to expand the business to sell smartphone cases in Spain. What types of laws would they need to comply with if expanded into the Spanish market? B- Accountancy is a heavily regulated industry What Colorado Agency regulates certified public accountants (CPAs)?

What types of regulations has the agency implemented for the accountancy industry?

How would a person or business file a complaint about a CPA? C- You are opening your own athletic training business and apply for a license from the Colorado Office of Athletic Trainer Licensure. The agency officer denied your request. Explain how to appeal this decision from the agency officer up to the Colorado Supreme Court.

D- In January 2021, a European Court of Justice opinion stated that any European nation can take legal action against an International Business Entity (IBE), such as Facebook, for cross-border violations of data privacy rules including the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

Since the GDPR was enacted in 2018, it has been enforced as having a "one stop shop" mechanism that required the nation where the IBE is headquartered in Europe to enforce the law. The court opinion allows consumers to bring privacy claims in any European nation, not just the location of the IBE's headquarters.

Facebook claims the opinion is a victory. However, privacy advocates also claim it as a victory because it will be easier for people to file complaints in their own home nation.

Who benefits most from the opinion? Why?