1. There are three problems generally presented in agency:
I. Liability of the Principal for the Agent's Torts
II. Liability of the Principal for the Agent's Contracts
III. Duties and Agent Owes to the Principal
This blog will review the first problem.
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What is the most important factor in determing whether an agency exists?
Eva hires an assistant to do her billing. The assistant works from home and determines her own hours. Is the assistant Eva's agent?
Eva's assistant has to drive to Madison on business for Anna. On the way to Madison, the assistant stops at a restaurant. Back on the road, she gets into an accident. Is Anna liable?
Julia hires a pilates instructor for a 6 month contract. Is the instructor Julia's agent?
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- Agency
- Liability of Principal for Agents' Torts = Respond...
- Liability of Principal for Agents' Torts = Vicario...
- Two Part Test for Vicarious Liability for Agent's ...
- The Principal Agent Relationship
- Sub agents and borrowed agents
- Agent v. Independent Contractor
- Activity #1
- Scope of the Principal Agent Relationship Factors
- "Frolic" v. "Detour"
- Did the agent intend to benefit the principal?
- Activity #2
- Intentional Torts
- Activity #3: Intentional Torts Hypos
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