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Per the recorded lecture, my favorite contract’s professor said, ” Contracts are like _______________, no two are the same.” 

Which is not a contract that must be evidenced by a signed writing? 

If something must take place before a party has a duty to perform it, it is a _______________________. 

Per the recorded lecture, my favorite contract’s professor said, ” Contracts are like _______________, no two are the same.” 

Where should I go first to see all the assignments (lecture and lab(s)) for a particular week?

Which is not a contract that must be evidenced by a signed writing? 

I agree that I have not used ANY notes or devices to search for answers to any questions on this exam (in other words, I have NOT been dishonest in anyway regarding this exam).  Furthermore, I will NOT share any of this exam content with either any other students or online. My performance on this exam is entirely my own. 

Jade sues McKayla, her college roommate, for defamation.  During discovery, the parties agree on the following facts: -McKayla told their friend, Simone, that Jade stole money from her.   -Jade never stole money from McKayla, but McKayla honestly thought Jade had because money was missing from her wallet immediately following a visit from Jade. -Jade suffered damage to her reputation as a result of McKayla’s statement.  Also, Simone’s mother was going to lend Jade money and decided not to after the whole fiasco. What is the result of Jade’s lawsuit against McKayla?

Jennifer Aniston was attending a major league baseball game when a member of the home team hit a home run.  Aniston jumped to her feet and cheered loudly, along with the rest of the crowd.  Courtney, a freelance photographer, snapped Aniston’s photograph while she was cheering.  When the photo was developed, Courtney had it imprinted on a new shampoo that she (Courtney) had created.  Courtney called the shampoo “The Shampoo that Makes Famous Actresses Cheer” and sold several thousand bottles.  Aniston sued Courtney for invasion of privacy.  Which of the following theories would most help Aniston in her lawsuit against Courtney?

Assume that there is a Maryland state law prohibiting indoor social gatherings in excess of ten people in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.  Erin and Brooks, residents of a small town in Maryland, throw a party inside their home with 65 guests.  They specifically tell their guests not to wear masks and only welcome into their home those who have not been vaccinated.  A few days later, there is a COVID-19 surge in the town.  Enough of the town’s children contract the virus that the local public elementary school is forced to discontinue in-person learning, moving instead to distance learning.   James, a Virginia resident and one of the school’s bus drivers, is laid off as a result of the fact that he is no longer needed to drive the school bus. He sues Erin and Brooks in Maryland federal court for $150,000 alleging negligence per se and intentional interference with contractual relations.  Which of the following, if true, would constitute the best defense(s) for Erin and Brooks?