Your boss, Bonnie, is thinking of selling her real estate brokerage business, "Bon Sell-It Real Estate." She has come to you for help sorting out relating to the use and license of tangible and intangible property by the company. Bonnie and Aggie (the company accountant) need to have agreements that should be in place and the correct parties to these agreements. You have worked for Bonnie and the company for 30 years since the beginning and are considered the company historian. You have pulled tog information and you now must figure out which pieces of information are relevant to your mission. Everybody works from the office at 1 Maiden Lane. The building is owned by Bonnie's sister, Sassy, who bought it together with her husband, Harry, 31 years ago, just in time for when Bonnie was business The brokerage is a franchise of "Sell-It Real Estate" and Bonnie is very proud of the logo (that looks like ET calling home). Bonnie is also very p brokerage (also her creation), which she had allowed the franchise to use in exchange for a waiver of the franchise fees for 7 years. The old na was "We Sell Properties" which Bonnie thought was bland, but she wanted to stay with the franchise because of the other support she gets fro There are 7 real estate salespeople in the company, all women with various degrees of experience. They are employees of Bonnie and do not each other for business. They are a tigit knit, friendly group and every month they bring together their creative talents in drawing and poetry to company newsletter which is sent out to former and potential clients as part of community building and marketing efforts. The front room of the office is called the trophy room, as it hosts the ceramic treasures of the business. These are prototypes of small vases, the employees each Christmas, that are selected to go into production and distribution to clients who have given business to the company tha worked the ET logo into the design and is a real selling point for walk-in customers who are drawn to the store by the beautiful vase creations 32% of her business is generated from walk-in traffic! The vases are the talk of the town (it's a small town). The brokerage is a franchise of "Sell-It Real Estate and Bonnie is very proud of the logo (that looks like ET calling home). Bonnie is als brokerage (also her creation), which she had allowed the franchise to use in exchange for a waiver of the franchise fees for 7 years. TI was "We Sell Properties" which Bonnie thought was bland, but she wanted to stay with the franchise because of the other support she There are 7 real estate salespeople in the company, all women with various degrees of experience. They are employees of Bonnie and each other for business. They are a tight knit, friendly group and every month they bring together their creative talents in drawing and company newsletter which is sent out to former and potential clients as part of community building and marketing efforts. The front room of the office is called the trophy room, as it hosts the ceramic treasures of the business. These are prototypes of smal the employees each Christmas, that are selected to go into production and distribution to clients who have given business to the com worked the ET logo into the design and is a real selling point for walk-in customers who are drawn to the store by the beautiful vase cm 32% of her business is generated from walk-in traffic! The vases are the talk of the town (it's a small town). Bonnie's son, Sonny, got his diploma in computer science last year and talked Bonnie into bringing the company into the 21st century. he digitized the entire database of client and accounting information for the company using software that Fred wrote as a school proj to use Fred's software solution because it was heavy on open-source code and other "stuff" of unknown origin but at the presentation thought that Fred's look and feel was cuter than Sonny's plan (which was essentially to use some off-the-shelf software product). Bes backup of the data (which they thought was risky). nk ought to be Given what you've collected about the juistory and activities of the company, what sort of formal agreements do you legally covered? Is there anything in the current arrangements that seems questionable