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Based on your coin flips, you have chosen building to rob. Although it has no electric fences and no closed circuit cameras, the money is guarded by a gigantic hound. Fortunately, you have gem powered gun, which is capable of putting any person or animal to sleep instantly. Unfortunately, that power only works half the time ( that is, each time the weapon is fired, the probability of making the target fall asleep is 1/2 ). Just to be safe, you are also carrying a dog whistle, which aims to keep any dog away, but the product claims to only work on 96% of dogs. If the probability that both the whistle and the gum will work on this dog is 48%, what is the probability that you will be able to get past the dog (by putting it to sleep or whistling or both)

Scenario: Spoiled Baby Corp (SPC) sells baby buggies. You are the company accountant and have been faced with several decisions over the year. Part 1: 10% The company went to the bank to borrow $500,000. You are required to negotiate the best deal. The Board of Directors has asked for you to justify your position. Part 2: 40% Recent changes in the law require SPC to warranty its products for 90 days and you have set up the required accounts. Use the data provided to make the appropriate journal entries. Part 3: 50% The company began an equipment replacement project and you were required to determine the Book Value of its fixed assets and make decisions regarding the purchase, trades, and disposition of various assets during the year. Use the data provided to record the transactions AND justify your decisions. INFO FOR PART 1: Spoiled Baby Corp sells baby buggies and has decided to expand its operations. It needs to borrow $500,000 for 18 months and has sent you to negotiate with the bank. The bank is more than willing to lend the money to the company and is offering the company a discounted note at 6%. Mr. Moneybags, the banker, has indicated that this is quite a deal and non discounted notes are currently being charged 6.2% APR As the company accountant you must provide the necessary information to support your recommendation to the Board of Directors. INFO FOR PART 2: Spoiled Baby Corp (SPC) sells baby buggies. Recent changes in the law required SPC to warranty its products for 90 days and you must set up the required accounts. Historical Data indicates that 6% of monthly sales result in warranty claims. The June 20×1 monthly sales are $481,000. The following warranty claims were made against June sales. July 8 210 July 14 450 July 16 900 July 21 385 July 26 421 July 28 772 Aug 4 1,795 Aug 8 921 Aug 14 267 Aug 17 1,022 Aug 25 186 Aug 27 755 Aug 29 548 Aug 30 899 Sept 2 111 Sept 3 219 Sept 5 1,135 Sept 14 816 Sept 18 242 Sept 24 987 Sept 27 147 Sept 28 1,587 Sept 29 788 Sept 30 489 Oct 1 1188 Oct 8 1387 Oct 14 489 Oct 17 577 Oct 21 1,967 Oct 27 927 Oct 28 683 Oct 29 492 Oct 30 897 Oct 31 1572 Prepare the Journal entries required to create and close the warranty period. INFO FOR PART 3: Spoiled Baby Corp sells baby buggies and has begun an equipment replacement project. You are required to determine the Book Value of each of its fixed assets and make decisions regarding the purchases, trades, and disposition of various assets. Indicate your recommendation and justify your position for each of the following events. 1. SPC purchased a tube extruder on April 3, 2007 for $27,000. It has a useful life of 10 years and a residual value of $4,000. SPC used double declining balance depreciation for this asset. On February 19, 2012 SPC has an offer to sell this unit for 8,000. 2. SPC purchased a winding machine on July 28, 2012 for $21,000. It has a useful life of 6 years or 12,000 hours. It has a residual value of $3,000. SPC is unsure whether to use straight line depreciation or units of production. It anticipates using the equipment approximately 3000 hours each year. 3. SPC purchased a funneling machine on February 9, 2009 for $72,000. It has a useful life of 5 years and a residual value of $12,000. SPC has used Straight line depreciation for this equipment. SPC has determined that this equipment no longer meets its needs and has decided to exchange this unit for a new model. The new Model has a MSRP of $100,000. On December 28, 2012 SPC will exchange its equipment for the new Model and pay $77,000. 4. SPC has a fully piece of equipment that is currently fully depreciated on its books. This equipment is no longer used and SPC wants to get rid of it. The cost of the equipment is $10,000. The company has been offered $300 for its parts. What is the journal entry that would record this transaction?

I need some to do my bussiness law’s homework right now. I have to turn it in with in 4 hours. It only need answer question and write around 200 words as one or two paragraph. 

 

In the past, the rules of discovery were very restrictive, and trials often turned on elements of surprise. For example, a plaintiff would not necessarily know until the trial what the defendant’s defense was going to be. In the last several decades, however, new rules of discovery have substantially changed this situation. Now each attorney can access practically all of the evidence that the other side intends to present at trial, with the exception of certain information—namely, the opposing attorney’s work product. Work product is not a precise concept. Basically, it includes all of the attorney’s thoughts on the case. Can you see any reason why such information should not be made available to the opposing attorney? Discuss fully.