QUESTION 30

1. Under New York Paid Family Leave, employees are entitled to to take PAID leave to care for a newborn baby or family member.
2. True
3. False

QUESTION 31

1. Whistleblowing occurs when an employer signals the end of a workday by sounding a buzzer, ringing a bell, or otherwise "blowing the whistle."
2. True
3. False

QUESTION 32

1. Toby and Samara are the shareholders of Ruff Life Dog Treats, Inc. Lucy and Bella are Ruff Life officers. Holly and Truman are directors.The owners of the corporation are
2. a.Toby and Samara, asthe shareholders.
3. b.Lucy and Bella, as the officers.
4. c.all of the parties.
5. d.Holly and Truman, as the directors.

QUESTION 33

1. OnSite Business Inc. can be compelled to dissolve by
2. a.its competitors.
3. b.a court order.
4. c.any of the choices.
5. d.dissatisfied clients and customers.

QUESTION 34

1. Satin, Silk & Swimwear, a women's clothing store, employs female attendants who assist customers in the dressing rooms. A man by the name of Joe, applies for an attendant's job, but is not hired. Joe sues Satin, Silk & Swimwear, claiming that he was discriminated on the basis of his gender. In this case, the store may have the following defense:
2. a.a reasonable accommodation defense
3. b.a bona fide occupational qualification defense
4. c.seniority
5. d.an affirmative action defense

QUESTION 35

1. Michel, a citizen of France is looking to invest in two U.S. businesses: Suit & Tie, LLC and Baby Beans, Inc. (an S Corp.). As a foreign investor, Michel can
2. a.invest in Baby Beans, Inc. only
3. b.may not invest in either business
4. c.invest in Suit & Tie, LLC only
5. d.invest in both businesses

QUESTION 36

1. Shoes & Sox Corporation is a public company whose shares are traded in the public securities markets anddoes notqualify for an exemption from registration requirements. With respect to financial and other significant information concerning its securities, the Securities Act of 1933
2. a.prevents insiders from trading among themselves.
3. b.imposes liability on shareholders.
4. c.requires disclosure.
5. d.does not require companies to disclose any information about their securities.

QUESTION 37

1. MotorCars, Inc., a US company,operates a plant near the border between the US and Mexico.It is easier and less expensive for them to hire non-citizens. MotorCars, Inc. may legally do so.
2. True
3. False

QUESTION 38

1. Joe Garrett is the CEO of XYZ Corp.which began negotiations for a merger with ABC Corp.While having dinner with his sister, Amy,Joe told Amy about the negotiations with ABC.The next day, Amy purchased 10,000 shares ofXYZ Corp.The day after the merger was announced, XYZ's stock rose 25%.Amy may be held liable for insider trading under Section 10(b) and Rule 10b-5.
2. True
3. False

QUESTION 39

1. Gianna worked for Maxo Paper Company. Her supervisor, Joe, continuously brushed up against her, invited her to sit on his lap, asked her to meet him after work, made sexual remarks about her and sent her sexually suggestive emails.She asked him to stop, but he did not.In a lawsuit against Maxo Paper Company
2. a.Gianna has no valid claim against Maxo Paper.
3. b.Joe's conduct created a hostile work environment and thus Maxo Paper Company will be liable.
4. c.Joe's conduct constitutes disparate impact discrimination and thus Maxo Paper Company will be liable.
5. d.Only Joe, not Maxo Paper Company can be liable to Gianna.