Instructions1. Provide an original post with your answers to the questions below and reply to at least two classmates. Do not upload a document.2. Do not repeat the questions in your post, but do number your answers.3. A complete answer post is several sentences in length, and will: (1) define and explain the correct legal terms, rules, and principles, (2) apply the legal rules and principles to the facts in the question, (3) state a conclusion, and (4) support the application and conclusion. See the rubric. If your answer is shorter than the question, this is a good clue that is it an insufficient legal answer. Working through the course materials to provide complete answers will also help you tremendously on the quizzes and final exam.4. A complete reply post is several sentences in length and adds something to the discussion. It does not merely state whether you agree or disagree. Remember, two replies are required for each discussion.5. Use all your own words! Properly cite words that are not yours.Questions1. What is the difference between trademark infringement and trademark dilution? 2. Does trademark infringement or trademark dilution require a famous mark? Explain what a famous mark is and provide three examples of famous marks other than those in your textbook.3. Read the preliminary injunction issued in Hasbro v. Internet Entertainment Group: https://cyber.harvard.edu/metaschool/fisher/domain/dncases/hasbro.htm. What are the facts of this case and what legal claim did Hasbro make? Who won? What specifically did the court order the loser to do?Please use terms from the textbook chapter material—- TEXTBOOK LINK: https://www.dropbox.com/s/60mse1m9rpr6hu8/CH30%20T…

Your company is running a Medicare audit on Sleaze Hospital. Because Sleaze has a history of overbilling, the focus of your audit is on checking whether the billing amounts are correct. Assume that each invoice is for too high an amount with probability 0.06 and for too low an amount with probability 0.01 (so that the probability of a correct billing is 0.93). Also, assume that the outcome for any invoice is probabilistically independent of the outcomes for other invoices.For this Assignment, reflect on the case presented. Think about what strategies you might use to calculate associated probabilities for Sleaze Hospital, and then address the series of questions for the completion of the Assignment.The Assignment: (3–5 pages)If you randomly sample 200 of Sleaze’s invoices, what is the probability that you will find at least 15 invoices that overcharge the customer? What is the probability you won’t find any that undercharge the customer?Find an integer, k, such that the probability is at least 0.99 that you will find at least k invoices that overcharge the customer. (Hint: Use trial and error with the BINOMDIST function to find k.)Suppose that when Sleaze overcharges Medicare, the distribution of the amount overcharged (expressed as a percentage of the correct billing amount) is normally distributed with mean 15% and standard deviation 4%.What percentage of overbilled invoices are at least 10% more than the legal billing amount?What percentage of all invoices are at least 10% more than the legal billing amount?If your auditing company samples 200 randomly chosen invoices, what is the probability that it will find at least five where Medicare was overcharged by at least 10%?

Question 1HBR “The Case of the Floundering Expat (Links to an external site.)”This week’s readings are on International Dimensions of Human Resource Management. After reading the “Case of the Floundering Expat,” provide your thoughts on what an outstanding HR manager would do to prevent this problem from happening in the first place and what intervention they should use at this point in these situations to improve and salvage similar situations. Support your conclusions with at least 2 scholarly studies that support your recommendations.Your initial discussion post, supported by at least two scholarly studies (not the one provided), of at least 150 words is due no later than Wednesday night at 11:59 p.m. (CT). You must respond to at least two of your fellow classmates’ posts with substantive posts of at least 100 words in length no later than Sunday night at 11:59 p.m. (CT).Question 2After completing the readings for this week in the Cascio (2016) text, discuss your thoughts on the value that unions bring to organizations.Provide your thoughts on how an HR manager might best work with organized labor to improve not only the working conditions of the company, but also the profitability of the organization.You may expand your thoughts of organizations to non-profit, sports, government, and other non-traditional organizations.Your initial discussion post, supported by at least two scholarly studies (not the one provided), of at least 150 words is due no later than Wednesday night at 11:59 P.M. (CT). You must respond to at least two of your fellow classmates’ posts with substantive posts of at least 100 words in length no later than Sunday night at 11:59 P.M. (CT).

Indicate the number (Case Study 1) and title of case describing what action you would take as a social worker. What are some of the pros and cons of your choice? What are the ethical issues? What issues may arise by inaction to address? Indicate any ethical dilemmas, the proper NASW codes that relate to provide justification for your action. Use material presented in or outside of the course to substantiate your answer (in text citations, work Cited, APA format) When Does Confidentiality End? Clinical social worker Montana Jeffries is employed by Jefferson County Mental Health Center to work with men who have been court ordered to participate in treatment for domestic violence. Taylor Jones was a patient of hers for just over two years. His treatment ended successfully, and there have been no reports of him continuing any abuse of his partner. The Court agreed that he fulfilled the court’s order. Ms. Jeffries has had no contact with him for over three years. Yesterday, when Ms. Jeffries was out of the office, a county sheriff left a message asking her to provide information about Mr. Jones’s whereabouts in order to serve him with an arrest warrant. The sheriff also wanted as much information from her work with Mr. Jones as possible that would help locate him and understand how he operates. He asked that Ms. Jeffries call him back as soon as possible. When she received the message, Ms. Jeffries was uncertain how to respond. If she is legally required to respond, how much and what kinds of information can she report? Assume the law does not compel the release of information. Should Ms. Jeffries still comply with the request, and, if yes, what information should she report?

Option 1: Textual AnalysisThis option exists for cases where you do not want to create a creative entry. You should make an informed claim about the overall Theme or Themes of the text, then support that claim using evidence from the text – including quotes and/or paraphrased details. This is much more in-line with a short answer essay that you might produce for a standardized test. It should be at least 500 words in length and include at least three pieces of evidence from the original text to support your claim/thesis.· Option 3: A Different Perspectiveo
Creative
Element: Write a page of the story we have read from a different perspective
than the one provided in the original text. For films, you could write a
different shooting script that shows the film from different angles and perspectives.
You might choose to re-center the story from the perspective of a minor
character (such as the café attendant in “Hills Like White Elephants” or the
mother in “Tenth of December”). This new perspective should be around 250 words
in length and should focus around one of the core moments in the plot of the
original story, told from a perspective different from the original.
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Analysis
Element: Explain your choice of perspective and how it re-shapes the story –
Who does the new point of view favor? How does it shift the way we view certain
characters? How does it change the way we experience the events of the
narrative? In a film, new cinematography might drastically change the tone of
the piece, so you can consider this too. Use this analysis space to think
critically about your own perspective decisions and how they differ from the
original text. (Approx. 250 words)·