adding a manager 's challenge at the end of each chapter

Chapter 4, question 9

On the same day, Sheen filed a complaint against arbitration firm JAMS/End dispute

LLC, but the judge denied it. Sheen's request was shot down by the judge because the judge

determined that there was no emergency threatening the troubled actor, according to Howard

Weitzman, who is representing "Two and a Half Men" co-creator Chuck Lorre. Warner Bros.

filed the JAMS arbitration solely to preemptively strike against Sheen in the media. A temporary

restraining order and injunction were sought by Sheen to prevent JAMS from proceeding with

the arbitration between himself, Lorre, and Warner Bros. Sheen's wrongful termination, unlawful

retaliation, and breach of contract are all allegations in JAMS' decision to adjudicate the dispute.

A nine-count complaint alleges breach of contract, unlawful retaliation, and wrongful

termination by Sheen.

Chapter 5, question 6

The choice of law rules of the forum state must be applied to federal courts sitting in

diversity. It is necessary to apply New York's choice of law analysis in this case. This contract is

governed by Finnish law as specified in Section 15. The courts of this Circuit routinely enforce

choice of law clauses if they have a reasonable basis. According to the New York Court of

Appeals, a single sentence in a long contract cannot be held personally by a person who signs the

contract only in the capacity of a corporate officer unless clear evidence is provided that an intent

was to form individual liability. Further, defendants contend that plaintiffs' failure to mitigate

damages when selling the remaining uncleared skins precludes summary judgment against JSF

due to factual issues concerning plaintiffs' alleged failure to mitigate damages. We deny the

motion for summary judgment by defendants George and Juliette Shulof. All defendants are

granted summary judgment against plaintiffs. Costs are not awarded to plaintiffs. In accordance

with this opinion, plaintiffs are directed to submit a form of judgment to the Court.