Taylor sues Braden for the tort of Contractual Interference….

Taylor sues Braden for the tort of Contractual Interference. As evidence, Taylor offers testimony that Braden called one of Taylor’s employees and said “if things don’t work outwith Taylor, come work for me”.   Braden defends by saying #1, I contest that I even made that call and #2, even if I did make the call, the comments I allegedly made don’t constitute Contractual Interference.   If this is a bench trial, who decides whether Braden actually made the comments on the phonecall?

Indicate whether the statement is true or false, and provide…

Indicate whether the statement is true or false, and provide a brief explanation for your answer. Jennifer is hurt at work while driving a forklift. Her employer claims that she was injured as a result of her careless driving and is therefore not eligible for workers’ compensation.

Mary works at a pharmaceutical company as a customer service…

Mary works at a pharmaceutical company as a customer service representative. Her employer allows her to choose the set of benefits she will receive on top of pre-established sets of benefits, such as medical insurance and term life insurance. The company gave her credits equal to 6% of her salary with which she decided to purchase dental and vision insurance. This pharmaceutical company uses what kind of benefits plan?