1. Mary wanted to open her own coffee place. She did some research and found out Tim Hortons had not properly registered its trademark. So, Mary decided to use the name "Tim Hortons" on her coffee cups and outside of her shop as a sign. Few weeks later Tim Hortons sued Mary for breach of trademark. What is the likelihood of the lawsuit?
2. John was hired by Mr. Jackson for a period of five years. Throughout this period John provided his services as an accountant to Mr. Jackson's small clothing business. In September, John left his position and found a new job for a competitor business where he disclosed some trade secrets and confidential information of Mr. Jackson's business. For what is John liable? What are the remedies available to Mr. Jackson?
3. Jay and Jill are married. Bank 1 has a mortgage on their house, and it covers after-acquired property. Because Jay has a new job requiring travel to neighboring cities, they purchase a second car for Jill's normal household use, financed by Bank 2. They sign a security agreement; Bank 2 files nothing. If they were to default on their house payments, what Bank 1 and Bank 2 do to take back their money?