With a few months open between her old job and a new job, Jan needs to earn extra income. Jan opens Jans Junk and charges $200/day to deep-clean houses for her friends, and quickly all of her days are scheduled full. What type of business entity exists, if any? What are 5 reasons from the book and class discussion that Jan would consider to choose to form such a business?

During one cleaning job, Jan drops Vinnys vase, breaking it. When Jan tells Vinny, he is vexed and tells Jan that the vase was from ancient China, is priceless, and that it is uninsured. Vinny demands $8500 from Jan for the loss. Who is liable to Vinny? Jan, or Jans Junk? Does it matter? Explain why, or why not.

While the Vinny situation is being settled, Jan needs to carry-on with her work. Vinny has posted several factual and truthful messages about his bad experience with Jans Junk on social media. To avoid potential loss of her business reputation, Jan quickly becomes a franchisee for Super Clean and begins work in her exclusive territory under the franchise agreement. The corporate agent for Super Clean, Shariff, takes an immediate disliking to Jan, and after telling Jan she is "clumsy and untidy", Shariff pulls the franchise from her after two weeks. Jan comes to you for advice about the situation with Super Clean. What do you tell her?