Case Study: "It's App To Happen" Tim and Elsa have taken some classes together at Ryerson University. During one of their study sessions, they came up with a terrific idea for a new app. They decided to work together to develop the app. Elsa agreed to take the lead on the programming for the app, while Tim took responsibility for the marketing. Aside from agreeing to this division of labor and agreeing to split any profits 50-50, Tim and Elsa did not write anything about their arrangement downCase Study, can't AWer several months of hard work, they were close to being able to launch their app. Shortly before the launch, however, Elsa learned that Tim had cut some corners on the markeCng work. She became concerned that some of the copies used to promote the app might violate copyright. Furthermore, some of the marketing techniques adopted by Tim seemed like false or misleading advertising. Elsa became concerned that the techniques used for marketing and the promotional materials for the app might trigger liability for her.

Could Elsa be liable for Tim's actions? What legal issue is central to determining whether or not Elsa could be held liable for Tim's actions? (Assume, of course, that Tim really is liable.)

Explain your answer, taking care to state the law and apply the law to these facts.

3. IdenCty two risk management strategies that Elsa could have or could now use to address the risk that she may become liable for Tim's actions. Explain how these strategies work.