Alice, Barry, and Chis have come to you for advice on how to organize their new business venture. They want to start a bakery but don't know if they should organize as a sole proprietorship, general partnership (GP), limited partnership (LP), corporation, or limited liability company (LLC).

• Alice, Barry, and Chris want equal control over decisions regarding the business and want to split the profits evenly.
• Alice will work the front counter of the bakery.
• Barry has a home worth $500,000 in his name and a savings account with $200,000. He will be the bookkeeper for the busines.
• Chris is an expert baker and cake decorator, and will be running the kitchen and baking all the goods.
• Which entity should they chose? Explain why you selected your chosen entity in the answer and why you believe it is better than the other options.

Short Essay Question No. 2: Assume the following facts: Larry Rodgers applies to be a firefighter. He is a naturalized American citizen who was born in Jamaica. He is a black man with long dreadlocks that he states are part of his Rastafarian heritage and religion. The fire department does not hire him because they consider the dreadlocks unsafe for the job. Larry sues under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

• Does Larry have a valid claim under that Act? Why or why not?

Short Essay Question No. 3: Assume the following facts: Jenny Tran is in a wheelchair from birth. She applies to the Home Depot for a job working as a cashier and doing light stocking and inventory. The job requires standing at the cashier station, checking items, and checking inventory. The Home Depot has a lot of items on high shelves that can't be reached unless you stand on a stool or ladder and the cash register is too high for Jenny to reach from her wheelchair. The Home Depot does not hire Jenny based on her disability stating that she can't do the job. Jenny sues.

• Does Jenny have a case under the ADA-Americans with Disability Act? Why or why not?