True or false. answer all please.

1. To trigger protection under workers' compensation laws, the injury must meet two main criteria: (1) The injury was not accidental and (2) the injury occurred within the course of employment.

2. Brittany buys a horse from Tex. She buys the horse because Tex tells her that the horse "runs like the wind". In fact, the horse can't run more than 50 yards without stopping to rest.

This is an example of fraud.

3. The statute of frauds requires that all contracts must be in writing to be enforceable.

4. Once a valid contract is formed, courts will enforce that contract no matter what.

5. Phillip purchases a small piece of land for $499.

This transaction requires a "writing" (thus, falls within the "Statute of Frauds").

6. If employers establish either a pension fund or a retirement savings plan, the employer is subject to the requirements of a federal statute called the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA).

7. Al, noticing a sign in the window of a restaurant which reads "World's Greatest Coffee!", excitedly runs into the place and agrees to buy $100.00 worth of their coffee. Al can get out of that contract because it was a misrepresentation.

8. A contract for consulting services for $10,000 over the next 90 days.

This transaction requires a "writing" (thus, falls within the "Statute of Frauds").