You are part-owner and general manager of the Winged Bistro, a popular full-serv

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You are part-owner and general manager of the Winged Bistro, a popular full-service mid-market eatery located at the corner of First and Main Street in Fowlerville, Michigan, and today was the worst day of your professional life. Here’s what happened: 10:00 a.m. Your prep cook informed you that the new $15,000 freezer you just installed last month stopped working overnight. In addition, the door was ajar, causing your frozen inventory valued at $35,000, to spoil. 12:00 p.m. An overnight delivery package is delivered to the Bistro. Inside the package is a letter from the general counsel from OU The letter is a cease and desist letter requesting that you stop using the phrase “Go Gophers” as it is a violation of the University’s trademark. The letter advises that if you do not stop using the name that the University will sue your for trademark infringement seeking damages in the amount of $25,000,000. 2:00 p.m. While performing the Heimlich maneuver on a patron whom she thought was choking, an overzealous waitress broke three of his ribs. It turns out the man was merely coughing. 5:00 p.m. Your newly hired hostess showed up for her first day of work wearing a headscarf. You asked her to take it off while working, but she refused, claiming her religious beliefs required her to wear it in public, although she had not worn it during her interview. You fired her. 7:00 p.m. In reviewing the day’s computer records, you came upon an email sent by your sous chef to his girlfriend on his personal account, detailing his intention to begin going to Alcoholics Anonymous meetings again. You confronted him and when he admitted to being an alcoholic, you fired him. For each point in time answer the following: What area(s) of law are involved in these situations?

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.Areas of law are involved in these situation:-

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