Eric filed a lawsuit for invasion of privacy against Kevin who was using a graduation picture of Eric's graduating class in cap and gowns to advertise Kevin's new business law textbook. Does Eric have a valid claim against Kevin for violation of his rights of privacy to file a lawsuit?

	A.	Yes, because it is disclosure of private facts.
	B.	Yes, because it is the use of a person's name, picture or likeness for commercial purposes without permission.
	C.	No, because it is not used in a false light.
	D.	No, because Eric has no expectation of a right of privacy.

Which of the following would most likely be part of the parties' "reasonable expectation" about their contract?

	A.	The cost of repairing the goods that were damaged during delivery after the contract was signed.
	B.	The parties' previous business dealings which are implied in the agreement.
	C.	Information that the parties to the contract received from the local building department.
	D.	All of the above.

Which of the following is the best example of a claim for contractual compensatory damages?

	A.	James agreed to pay Abigail $10,000.00 for a car; Abigail delivered the car but James never paid the $10,000.00 to Abigail; Abigail sued James for the $10,000.00.
	B.	Grace sued Patrick for $10,000.00 based on a contract which stated that "in the event of a breach of contract, damages shall be set in the amount of $10,000.00".
	C.	Connie sued Steven for delivery of a rare painting for which Connie had already paid Steven $10,000.00 according to their contract.
	D.	Allison sued Nathan for $10,000.00; this was based on Nathan's late delivery of some equipment that caused Allison to be late with some customers' orders which caused the customers to cancel their orders.