Advice Case Studies Samples For Students

1. Which of Gottman’s couple types best describes the relationship between Helene and Aaron and Jill? Explain.

2. How does the first interaction between Helene and Aaron and Jill differ from their second interaction?

3. What are the first indications of trouble between Helene and Aaron and Jill? Cite specific examples from their interactions.

4. How do Helene and Aaron and Jill exhibit contempt for one another? Cite specific examples from their interactions and reference common signs of contempt within their interactions.

5. How do Helene and Aaron and Jill exhibit defensiveness? Cite specific examples from their interactions ...

Sam’s wife has recently passed away so he wishes to sell his house and her belongings. Sam has agreed to sell his house to Ben and both parties have signed a sale agreement which provides that the settlement date for the sale is 30th September 2011. On that date, the buyer is to have vacant possession of the house and the seller is to receive the balance of the purchase money owing.

Sam places an advertisement in the local newspaper stating that he is offering for sale a second-hand Janome sewing machine for $750.00. The advertisement gives details of Sam’ ...

Introduction

Sally Thomas is a twenty three years old mother and is comprehensively covered in this clinical scenario. The scenario covers aspects of her family history which are of essence to any medical decisions associated with any clinical procedure. The aspect of her past pregnancies will be comprehensively articulated in the case study. Her medical history will be analyzed and clinical solutions proposed for her problems. It is pertinent to note that the scenario will be comprehensive and will articulate each stage of the pregnancy. The scenario will be broken down into multiple sub section which includes the ante partum, fetal ...

Introduction

Throughout the years media and the way it is broadcasted has evolved to meet changing audience preferences as they shifted. Unlike today’s media, this form of media was very uniform with very little difference in the content or program show times. The advancement of technology since then has completely altered the mass media landscape; there is more diversity and representation in programs and audiences have more control over the content that they view. For example, companies such as Netflix and Hulu give users the ability to choose from a range of television programs and access to the content ...

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Clinical Case: Patient W.R.

The priorities of care

The first priority in relation to provision of care in the case of patient W.R is relieving him of the discomfort brought about by perceived unrelieved indigestion. The second priority is to address the elevated blood pressure of the patient. Finally, the third concern would be to transfer W.R to the Regional Medical Center so that he could be subjected to cardiac catheterization and given proper medical attention.

The Admission VS

For a man his age, the vital signs of W.R., in particular of his blood pressure recorded at 200/124 is not normal. The blood pressure ...

Introduction

This paper contains two parts. Part of this paper offers a brief explanation regarding the role of the directors in a company. This part specifically discusses the reason behind the existence of the directors of a company’s duty to prevent insolvent trading. It also discusses the circumstances and the results after the court lifting the veil of incorporation for the wrong of insolvent trading upon a director of a company.

Discussion

Directors of companies are under a duty under the Corporation Act provisions and the common law to prevent companies from incurring debts while they are insolvent. At common law, the director’s duty to ...

Based on the level of interaction between the nurse and the patient from the time the patient woke up to the time he fell on the floor I can confidently say that the nurse was fully aware of the patient’s level of alertness. She was fully aware of the extent to which the patient was aware of himself and aware of his surrounding environment. The interactions between the nurse and the patient during the time duration in which the patient had breakfast was sufficient for the nurse to make a full assessment on the level of awareness and alertness ...

Introduction 3

Gillick Competency Principle 4
Roles and responsibilities of nurses 5
Conclusion 8

References: 10

Ethical and Legal issue
This case study focuses on a minor girl who does not want her parents to know that she is pregnant. She is contemplating terminating the pregnancy via an abortion without consulting or seeking the consent of her parents.
According to the 2010 Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (WA) Bill, a minor is a person aged less than 18 years. The client in question, Chin Lee, is a minor because she is only 15 years old. In Western Australia, minors are governed by separate ...

The situation at Zyedego illustrates how difficult ethical leadership and decision making can be for many HR managers. The situation also symbolizes the increased importance for addressing matters that touch on ethical and legal considerations for many an organization (Linda, Ferell, and Fraedrich, 147). Many managers often encounter situations where determining what is right or wrong is a challenge. For this reason, ethics always becomes an issue of concern for many managers. Despite the importance of ethics in decision making, widespread moral lapses in the corporate world has contributed to the collapse of respected organizations. Adopting appropriate code of ethics ...

Question 1:

As a successful accounting firm, Katz, Sapper & Miller understands basic accounting concepts, such as the concepts of expenditure on marketing, productivity and management. Good accounting skills will careful scheduling as well as effective communication and will allow Katz, Sapper & Miller to reach attain its full potential (Knapp, 2011). Appreciating various ways of how to ensure that the firm remains productive enables the firm to attain the most of its money. Accounting values give Katz, Sapper & Miller an identity as well as create healthy work environment. In addition, according to accounting building information makes its clear and concise accounting values gives ...

Abstract

In this paper, I will describe the case of Mr. Henry Spirk. He is a a 72-year-old man who has recently broken his hip and does not have the ability to take care of himself. In addition, he was diagnosed diabetes, hypertension, and partial hearing loss. However, Mr. Spirk refuses to believe in his current condition and claims that he is able to take care of himself. I will describe the discharge planning and identify which obstacles prevent us from discharging Mr. Spirk without additional home care. I will identify which health conditions need to be addressed and discussed with the ...

The professional standards i.e. International Ethics Standard Board for Accounting (IESBA) enables a company’s auditors to provide tax services and retain their independence. The standards give permission to audit firms to provide non-audit services if the provision of services does not conflict with the independence needs of auditors. The non-audit services are known as permissible non-audit services ranging from professional advice related to transactions, tax services, and advisory services regarding business activities. The tax services include assistance related to tax return preparation, tax calculations to prepare transactions, and planning and resolution of tax disputes. Absence of conflict enables ...

Introduction

An organisation is composed of people and they have the power to make or break it. If they feel associated and motivated, people can go an extra mile to see the organisation succeed. Alternatively, if they feel alienated and ignored, they will completely detach themselves. So, managing the human resource is very important for any company. The case of Wheeler Motor Services Ltd is one such example. The objective of this paper is to act as a management consultant, and provide consultation and advice for Richard Wheeler so that he can make difficult decisions that will in turn contain ...

Daniel Goleman starts his article asking two rhetorical questions. The first asks “What do effective leaders do?” The second question asks “What should leaders do?” Goleman retains that these two questions are relatively easy for people studying leadership to answer. But the real purpose of the essay is to answer “how?” This is because the “mystery of what leaders can and ought to do in order to spark the best performance from their people is age-old,” (Goleman 78). He goes to on to write about how there is an emergence of leadership experts trying to offer advice to young ...

Introduction

People living in a family setup are bound to get into conflicts every now and then. Conflicts between people arise because of antagonism of interests and opinions within the family and among the disagreeing family members. Unresolved disputes cause breakdown of relationships between the discontentment members thus the need to resolve a dispute expeditiously within the family is key to maintaining healthy relationships.

This case study involves a couple, Leonora and Joshua who are having disagreements about Leonora returning to work after taking care of Christa, their daughter who is three months old now. The couple is experiencing retaliations and rejection between ...

Management and Leadership Development

Introduction
Competitions among organizations are tight these days. The success or failure of the company’s market edge in the industry largely depends on the effectiveness of their respective management teams. Management effectiveness includes, but is not limited to, creativeness and the ability to think outside of the box. Resourcefulness and strategic skills are essential in determining ways to outsmart the competitors in today’s global industry. In this paper, readers would get to learn about the techniques and strategies to manage global organizations effectively. Readers will learn the competitors’ edge over one company in relation to management ...

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Patient Initials: _N/A___ Age: ___52 years old_____ Sex: __Male______
Subjective Data:
Patient has been complaining of chest pain. Manifested signed of labored breathing and excessing perspiration suggesting signs of exertion. Chest pains also seems to radiate to neck as it intensifies.

HPI (History of Present Illness):

Patient has reported to have experienced angina symptoms four days prior to hospitalization. Patient defers seeking medical attention in the belief that the physical symptoms were simply the result of stress and would eventually be relieved after bed rest. Patient was not active as a result of non-activity particularly relating to work.

PMH (Past Medical History—include current medications, any known allergies, any history of surgery or hospitalizations):

Patient has no ...

Dough and Bonnie are likely to argue that there was misrepresentation on the part of the brick manufacturer. This is in light of the fact that Dough and Bonnie sought the expert advice from the manufacturer regarding the best bricks that the two could use to cover the exterior of their house. Although the manufacturer’s sales representative showed Dough and Bonnie several types of bricks, he was particular on one type of brick and recommended it to Dough and Bonnie. They relied on the manufacturer’s representative’s advice and proceeded to purchase the type of brick that ...

Introduction

The reason that George knew John very well and that they were very good friends, gave him the morale to work out a plan to help him. Being a manager in an organization, means that john had worked in that company for a very long time and he had won the trust of his employer. John also introduces his friend George to the same job and he was hired. This shows that John had positively impacted his name in that given organization. John does not value his job any more but money has made a way into his mind to ruin his destiny. ...

Current Situation

The situation presents the unethical practices by Enron’s Chief Financial Officer, Andy Fastow during a period of massive violations of ethical and accounting practices. Fastow started Special Purpose Entities (SPEs) such as LJM which unethically grew and boomed out of Enron’s shares and assets (Arbogast). There was a serious conflict of interest since Fastow owned a big share of LJM. Before I joined, Global Finance as lawyer in the Tax Department, I had heard of LJM being a special purpose vehicle to purchase assets from Enron. I obtained a memo addressed to Enron’s executives in which Fastow sought exemption from Enron’ ...

In this paper, we will look at the case between Australia Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) and Peter James Shafron. The case comes by from the employment of Mr. Shafron in 1998 as general counsel and company secretary of James Hardie Industries Ltd (JHIL). A year later, Mr. Donald Cameron was then appointed joint secretary with Mr. Shafron.
The court of appeal found that Mr. Shafron had contravened s 180(1) of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) in two respects that are put in issue in the appeal. Both the contraventions were those of omission: failing to give ...

Dynamisms in technology in the health sector has created an awareness to people seeking medical services which in term help them to outsource the best medical services in terms of high quality and low costs. Meanwhile as the health care provides these services to patient they must abide to laws that regulate provision of services to patients. These laws help the medical practitioners to avoid legal suits that can lead to litigations. They also ensure that the patient receive quality services when visiting the medical facilities. Due to the sensitive nature of health laws, health care facilities should seek ...

What mistakes has Alan already made in developing a team-based organization?

This case shows that Alan had made some mistakes in his attempt to develop a team-based organization. To start with, making decisions on such issues require intensive planning that usually takes place in two phases, which include the actual decision-making and implementation of the decision (Daft, 2009). As a matter of fact, the planning should take place in two phases: making the decision and preparing the parties involved for implementation. Before arriving at the Alan should have consulted with the senior managers on the required leaders for change, institute overseeing committee, as well as conducting a preliminary investigations. These steps are essential ...

Introduction

The following are interviews aimed at establishing the pros, as well as cons of having certain types of jobs in a company. As such, the assessment will help identify whether the field whose professions will be interviewed are worth pursuing. Three professions will be identified. They will include; a salesman, a financial accountant, and an IT technician.

Personal Information

Business Address P.O Box 275-20394 Street Address 3700 California St, San Francisco, CA 94118 City Belmont . State California Zip Code LOS ANGELES CA 90087

Business Email: Business PhoneNumber: 1-877-242-1728

What sort of things do you do on a daily basis?
Each day, I must ensure that the assigned territory is ...

Introduction

The case study is of a minor young girl who does not want her parents to know that she has become pregnant. She is considering an abortion and has already decided that whatever be her medical condition, she would provide consent on her own without any consultation with her parents.
According to the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (WA) Bill 2010, a minor is a person who is less than 18 years. The client in question, Chin Lee is a minor since she is only 15 years old. However, there are separate rules and regulations for minors living in Western Australia. In ...

Executive Summary

This case study focuses on identifying fraudulent issues taking place in the given four situation of Forensic Accounting. It identifies the issue on hand for every situation and goes further to discuss the in details the presence of elements such as coercion, collusion, and concealment. Nevertheless, the paper utilizes the fraud triangle to explain how the fraudulent acts are committed. The conclusion for each situation discusses the possible ways of addressing the issues being identified.

Introduction

Fraud have been on rise in forensic Accounting creating path for more investigations in order to identify ways in which these frauds arise and ...

The Audit Enhancement Bill 2012 aimed at improving the transparency and quality of the auditing process to align Australia’s auditing framework with internal standards (Australian Government, 2012). According to Australian Institute of Chartered Accounts (AICA), the Audit Enhancement Bill 2012 brings more evolutionary changes than revolution changes. The AICA believes that these evolutionary changes will help in fine tuning the quality of the auditing process in Australia. The Audit Enhancement Bill 2012 are several measures affecting the regulatory framework in Australia. These measures recommended in the Bill include the extension of the frequency of rotating auditors by two ...

Criminal Profile Paper on Andrea Yates

The Crime

On June 20th 2001, a mother of five did the unthinkable and killed her five children within one hour (O'Malley, 2004). The woman, Andrea Yates confessed to drowning her four sons and one daughter in the bathtub within the family’s house. The crime shocked American society and brought a lot of consideration to the psychological health of mothers and possible risks it presented for the family (Ewing, 2008).

On the morning of the crime, Russell Yates Andrea’s husband left his wife alone in the house with the children. This was a routine he had started a few weeks prior ...

Mike Mayo takes on Citigroup (A) and (B)

Do you agree with Mike Mayo’s concerns about the extent of Citigroup’s DTA’s? Why or why not?
I agree with Mike Mayo’s concern about Citigroup’s Deferred Tax Assets (DTA’s). Citigroup’s DTA’s increased from $4.7 billion at the end of 2006 to $38 billion by the third quarter of 2009. Citigroup would use the huge DTA’s to shield future profits from taxation to a tune of $38 billion. However, the accounting rules require that a firm can only carry the DTA’s if it is reasonably probable that the firm would ...

Introduction

Sony Corporation began in 1946 in Tokyo as a manufacturer of measurement and telecommunications equipment. Over the decades that followed, Sony became a major player in electronic markets such as communications, audio and video equipment’s meant for professional and home use. By 2010 the company had more than 171,000 employees worldwide in countries such as china, the United States, Europe and japan. In the financial year ending March 31st, 2010, Sony Corporation reported annual sales of $89billion. Sony introduced the VAIO series of computer products to build its consumer lines and debited the market with desktop product ( ...

MANAGEMENT

Today, the world of sports has an immense number of fans following with subsequent industrial growth. According to Schlesinger (2016), the American population was recorded more than 320 million and Jones (2015) claimed that more than 60% of American population is a diehard fan of sports. Among innumerable sports, the National Basketball Association (NBA) has 17.7 million viewers; the Major League Baseball (MLB) World Series has 14.9 million viewers, and the National Football League (NFL) Super Bowl had record-breaking 108.7 million viewers throughout United States of America (USA; Thompson, 2014).
Surprisingly, more than half a million viewers of each ...

I think that my colleagues are giving me good advice by telling me that the idea to leave New York City and settle in the Farmlands of Illinois. I think it is a good idea based on analyzing the pros and cons of the idea. There are two major decision-making techniques that can be used to analyze managerial decisions. These two methods include the cost-benefit analysis; and the pros-and-cons method. As the name suggests, the cost-benefit analysis involves evaluating each alternative by looking at the costs and benefits of that decision (Thomas & Maurice, 2015). The pros-and-cons method involves looking ...

Introduction

The quest to promote ideal working conditions for employees has been ongoing in the UK and the world at large for over centuries. While it remains to be seen whether a universally satisfying working conditions can be reached that wholesomely settles the long-raging battle between management and the worker’s union, several companies have continued to exercise colloquial and outmoded management practices on the employees and even attempted to bar them from seeking for their rights. There is a growing trend of many organizations’ management attempting to abuse the employees in a bid to maximize the output. All over ...

Nationalism and the Press

Nationalism is a feeling of loyalty and devotion a person has towards his country. It is a sense of national consciousness where an individual praises his country and places primary emphasis on the country's culture and interests as opposed to other nations. Nationalism can lead to uniformity of thoughts, actions and assumption among various individuals in a country. Nationalism is a major cultural defining factor in any state. It mainly depends on a country's ideology and way of life. The press, on the other hand, is an independent body that sensitizes the citizens on various aspects of life including ...

Abstract

Contemporary attachment theory also known as modern attachment theory is a psychological paradigm that seeks to elucidate the changes of long term and short term relational association among humans. The theory specializes on specific aspects of human response to specific occurrences in their lives rather than the general relationships. For instance, a young child will develop a strong attachment to the person who is taking care of them regularly. On the other hand self psychology theory is an advanced psychoanalytic theory whereby efforts to understand individuals from within subjective experience is made through abnormal self-examination basing renditions on the ...

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Research Findings. The phenomenal rise and downfall of WorldCom will go down in history as one of the most turbulent times witnessed in corporate America. The issues related to WorldCom, brought to light many ethical dilemmas, which professionals in the Accounting and Internal Audit functions face, in their working life. The internal auditing function is an activity which helps an organization, by improving its operations and achieves that by implementing systematic processes and a disciplined approach to risk management, control and governance. ...

Final Case Analysis

PART 1

Lona seems to be suffering from a Dysthymic Disorder. This is because the fact that her state of depression has been persistent for more than two years due to the circumstances and changes in her life. In the initial interview, there was no information that the issues Lona has been experiencing could be hereditary. In reviewing the facts, it is evident that Lona is experiencing an extreme change of routine in her life. This has prompted her illness and sense of lack of control. Lona's history is that she has been married for ten years, five into ...

Question 1

The starting point for Mr. Runyan was his dissatisfaction with the industry of dry cleaners in his home town. He identified key flaws in KC’s dry cleaners: dirty facilities, rude workers and use of chemicals, which created barriers for new entrants. Mr. Runyan discovered that if he focuses his strategy on the abovementioned factors, he will gain competitive advantage on the market. Afterwards, Mr. Runyan conducted his own research and found out that he could use liquid carbon dioxide in the cleaning process. This innovative technology would give him an opportunity to enter the market, as he will ...

Chapter 11, pg. 427: Denver Goes Alfresco

- What type of problems was the consolidated city-county government of Denver, Colorado, experiencing with documented management before instating the Alfresco ECM system?

Before the introduction of the Alfresco ECM system, the consolidated city-county government of Denver, Colorado experienced many problems with the documented management system. Before introducing the Alfresco ECM system, more than 70 of the consolidated city-county government used 14 different documented management systems, none of which could communicate or interact with each other (Laudon & Laudon, 2012).

The information Technology department had to manually supervise many stand-alone autonomous IT units with their own systems and standards. Using a decentralized system created problems, including document sharing, document security, and the ability to audit record keeping functions, especially financial records and scanned ...

Organizational culture is how the employees and they behave based on the principles and beliefs founded when the organization was started. The culture determines how things are done in the company and how each employee plays his or her role. There are different models of organizational culture that apply to the Vermeer Exeter organization. One of them is the role model culture as described by Charles Handy who claims that the decision-making in the organization remains at the top most level like the directors and the owners of the organization, (Frost, 1991 p. 67). This is the case with ...

Given the harsh economic time, state of the economy and the rise in basic commodity prices such as food, fuel and cost of housing, personal finances has become a hot topic for a while. Many people live a debt-ridden life mainly on unsecured credit instruments like credit cards. In the financial market, so many other credit instruments are available to provide money to borrowers for many different reasons.

Modern financial systems are extremely complex with markets being made up of many forms of investment instruments and different kinds of investors. This has made the financial market extremely difficult to analyses especially when ...

Answer 1)

Here, the treasury manager should reject the proposal of importing woolen sweaters from Kreploc amid the significant foreign exchange risk involved in the business transaction. As disclosed in the case study, Kreploc is based in Slobodia, and the Slobodian Blivit has a tendency to fluctuates as much as 30% during the 90 day period. Moreover, since the company will be supposed to make payment in 90 days to the supplier in his domicile currency, the company may suffer a big foreign exchange translation loss.
For instance, let us assume that at present, the exchange rate between Blivit and Canadian Dollar ...

What problems does Galen Healthcare have that will affect its communications?

Galen Healthcare’s main problem is that its membership organizations are spread apart geographically since healthcare facilities are located in different places. For this reason, communicating with the management and leaders in each facility becomes challenging. Galen finds it difficult to synchronize communication, ensure that all facilities receive memoranda or other forms of communication bearing important information, and receive feedback from various facilities.

What specific problems does Mr. Gunerson have as a result of his communications to materials managers?

What advice would you give to Gunerson to help solve his and Galen’s problems?
For Gunerson to resolve the problem, it is important that he heeds Friberg’s advice. When organizations make drastic changes ...

Presenting complaint:

59 years old woman presented in the ER with complain of:

Breathlessness-1 month

History of presenting complaint:
According to the patient, she was in her usual state of health one month back when she experienced severe bouts of cough with sputum, white and non-foul smelling and difficulty in breathing. She had difficulty in climbing stairs. She experienced frequent episodes of wheezing. She has already been on albuterol inhaler for months and on and off antibiotic use. Her cough and difficulty in breathing has increased over the past one month despite these medications.

Past history:

She had several attacks of cough with sputum ...

Success in anything is heavily dependent on the preparations that we put in. The decisions we make and the effort we provide for that particular venture together are the roads on which the project rolls towards success. Coming to the subject matter, Shania has made an important decision to invest and has the support of her husband. Therefore, it is important that the business decisions she makes at such a point in time be the best. The essence of the essay is to gain insight into the case of Shania and advice to her on the best course of action ...

Info-Tech Research Group

Info Tech Research Group
Introduction
Technology has become an important key element in becoming a market leader in business. The current economy needs dynamic technology with the ever changing demand and needs which are expected be met with the least lead time.
In 1997, Info-Tech was established as a result of the void in the Information Technology in the society. Info-Tech is a company that offers all kinds of organizations a summarized review service that majors on giving the organization the specific and relevant information they need for a particular use, and also, in a simplified manner. It was a great relief to ...

Principles of Effective Time Management Violated by Chet

Chet is not managing his time effectively because he is violating two key principles of effective time management: (1) spending some of his time on important tasks and (2) failure to comfortably say NO (Whetten and Cameron 121). From the case study, Chet is violating the first principle because he is spending all his time on urgent tasks. He also violating principle two because he is seen trying to solve everything that is presented to him.

Rules of Efficient Time Management for Managers Violated by Chet

Firstly, Chet is violating the principle of delegation (Whetten and Cameron 127). From the case study, he seems to be in control of ...

Homework

Discussion Questions
1: If you were part of the conversation taking place in this case, what advice would you give the CEO concerning how to assess training needs?
In this scenario, training needs assessment is required. Training needs assessment entails a continuous process that involves data collection to help identify what training needs exist. Once these training needs are identified, an organization can go ahead and develop a training plan that will assist in achieving organization’s goals.
First, I would advise the CEO to identify the specific areas of the business that needs training. It is important ...

Step 1: Identify the dilemma

James is a community counseling student and an intern at a local university. Recently, he began working with Lisa a 21-year-old female who presented symptoms associated with depression. Lisa disclosed experiencing physical abuse from her mother’s partner. As a result, she drugged him, and he later died. The decision to diagnose her or not is a dilemma. Lisa has told her counselor something that she had never disclosed to anyone. Referring her to another counselor would make her uncomfortable, and she could decide to give up on counseling.

Step 2: identify the potential issues involved

There are three issues involved. First, a legal matter because the counselor has to make a decision ...

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Finance
Background
Angus Cartwright has been hired as the investment planner and advisor for two clients named John and Judy DeRight and. Both of these clients have acquired a new passion for real estates and thus have approached Angus Cartwright to recommend a best option for their investment. Both the clients are inclined towards acquiring a spacious properly that is so large to an extent it attracts real estate management companies that are professional and also to accrue a minimum leverage of at least 12% after tax. Also, both the clients are of a strong belief ...

Management

Human behaviour is intrinsic to say the least and certain unintentional actions by a person can reveal the state of that person. Human behaviour is influenced by culture, attitudes, emotions, values, ethics, authority, rapport and so on. A person can become aggressive when he or she is faced with an unsettling situation, and their aggressiveness need not necessarily be in the form of physical or vocal outbursts. It can be in the form of non-cooperation, or by showing signs of anxiety and restlessness. Elizabeth Hutchinson (2011), in Dimensions of Human Behavior, looks at certain theories that can be applied to ...

Alistair is a chief legal officer in a well-respected company involved in making lifesaving drugs. He has been asked by the board of the company to investigate rumors of price-fixing within the firm’s European offices. In the course of him doing his mandated duty, he encounters a breach in the operation of one of his firms, involving a Bosnia contract in which a very large commission was paid to Romanian distributor to deliver the kits into Bosnia.
Problem statement: Alistair as a chief legal officer has to make a decision whether this is a form of bribe and if so, whether to write a report to ...

In the case, Robert Lee, the partner-in charge of the engagement, made a decision to purchase the outstanding stock of Stewart International basing his decision on unaudited accounting records. Joseph Chang is in a dilemma whether to submit the audited accounting records which apparently does not reflect the 25% increase in earnings that has been reflected by the unaudited accounts which will make Robert and Charles stop reclaiming the company’s stock from members of the public or to go without reporting the audited accounts and leave Robert and Charles continue to repossess the outstanding stock.
Joseph Chang’s decision ...

CAPLAND AND REAL ESTATE ADVISORS PVT. LTD.

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CapLand Real Estate Advisors Pvt Ltd

Target Audience:
Importance: High
Outcome Required: Response & Direction
Introduction of the company: The firm of CapLand Real Estate Advisors Pvt Ltd has been actively involved in providing services to the public in the field of real estate valuation. Their headquarters are located in the city of Queensland, Australia but they operate and provide their services throughout the country. It is a specialized company that combines the expertise of a commercial real estate agency, a development management platform and a real estate consulting team. Together with so many specialties they offer a ...

Menopause is a common stage of life; this is a period whereby a woman experience differences on her periods as they gradually stop. Some of symptoms which can be revealed include changes on estrogen and even progesterone (Jeremy, 2005).
Researchers and other professionals call this period menopausal transition. Normally, symptoms can be seen even before the last menstrual period. A woman is supposed to admit she has menopause after a full year without experiencing menstrual period.
Scientifically, women experience menstrual period up to the age of 51. However, others experience menopause even before fifty’s. Moreover, there are women who still ...

Summary

Firms become successful and taking competitive advantage over the others, through the use of practice approach. These organizations have different management practices which distinguish between goods and services. They employ strategic management and essential business strategies which determine their competence. They have different employee management which makes them part of the company band help it meet its objectives and achieve customer satisfaction. An ideal competent firm is clearly associated with particular employee group such as customer services and better marketing strategies. Addition of the employment strategy employed by a firm makes it more competitive (Cappelli, & Crocker-Hefter 1996).
Human assists ...

- What ethical issue or dilemma was Bob Hopkins facing?
Bop Hopkins faced various challenges, he had gotten a job at a commercial bank, the bank is too bureaucratic, and makes his career to appear to be on a stone face. When he interacted with Stan, he is in dilemma since he was not in very aware of the requirements of pinks; the rule of the scaffold pinks shows the extent of them being restrictive hence hard to venture into the business environment available. He was not in agreement with Stan, as he did not consult; he only found a note that ...

- Explain the challenge Elizabeth faced in meeting her capacity needs. What should she have considered before moving into the larger facility?
Biddy’s Bakers was started as a hobby by Elizabeth and some of her friends. It took Elizabeth some time before she could break even and start garnering revenue from the bakery business. The decision to move into a larger facility was taken suddenly without trying to analyze whether the bakery needed a bigger facility. Also Elizabeth overestimated the capacity of growth and revenue she could collect from the bakery business before taking the decision to purchase a larger facility. ...

Discussion Post

Discussion Post
- Define the terms material support or resources, training, military-type training, expert advice or assistance, critical infrastructure, and terrorist organization in relation to 18 United States Codes 2339, 2339B and 2339D
Anti-terrorist legislation under Title 18 U.S. Code in reference to “Mens Rea” pertains to a person with the intention or state of mind along with accompanying conduct by law describing the offense of supplying materials to terrorists. Under Title 18 aligned with Code(s) 2239 and 2339B “Mens Rea” specifically pertains to the act of a person charged as intentionally providing support to a terrorist group or ...

1. Does Tom have a contract of sale with the shop?
A contract of sale denotes a contract where be a seller agrees to transfer or transfers the title in the goods to another party for a money consideration, which is referred to as the price. When goods are on display at a shop window, this is an invitation to treat. This means a willingness on the part of the buyer to negotiate a contract of sale with the buyer. Therefore, there is no contract yet as the parties are not at consensus ad idem. In an old case of Harris v Nickerson (1873), the ...