Tina just landed her dream job as a paralegal in the Wal-Mart Corporation's General Counsel's office, assisting with contracts. Specifically, she works in the General Counsel's office that reviews contracts between Wal-Mart and manufaturers in Mexico and Central America. Tina is a new paralegal and has no experience but is excited to work in a fast-paced corporate legal environment.

#12. Tina is reviewing a proposed construction plan for a new Wal-Mart store. Wal-Mart wants to build a new store in an area that is currently a marsh. While doing the site survey, the pre-planning team found out that marsh is home to the endangered Iowa Hawkeye, a nearly extinct animal found in a few midwest areas. After identifying that the Iowa Hawkeye lives in the marsh, the pre-planning team halted further work and referred the issue to legal for advice on the next steps. Identify the law that likely applies to this situation and explain what factors need to be considered before Wal-Mart decides whether to proceed with the construction or find somewhere else. #13. Tina is now reviewing a proposed lawsuit Wal-Mart is considering filing against Target. Wal-Mart owns the widely recognized trademark phrase "Everyday Low Prices." Wal-Mart's registration filing indicates the trademark applies to a wide range of retail product categories in a typical Wal-Mart store. Target was recently discovered rolling out the term "Every-Day Low Prices" in the same font and style as Wal-Mart's trademark but in a Target Red color instead of a Wal-Mart blue color. Identify the law that likely governs this situation and explain what Wal-Mart can do to remedy the situation.