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What is a contract? Does it need to be written, or can it be oral? How do you enforce a contract when there’s a breach? We answer these fundamental contract questions, dive into contract basics, explain the differences between written and oral contracts, and much more.
Judge made it clear that the conspiracy here did not have to mean a formal agreement. it did not have to mean a written contract. it didn't even have to mean some sort of an organize agreement. the judge made it clear here that in this particular situation, a conspiracy could have been some sort of informal agreement that would have been sufficient. but again, these jurors, eleven men and women, could not come to a consensus in terms of whether a conspiracy occurred here, and again, plaintiffs during, you know, their opening arguments, they say, look, these people communicated, these people th...
Very clear that what they're looking for is a preponderance of the evidence. whether or not there's a 51% chance or greater. they heard enough evidence in court basically to find these 24 defendants liable of conspiracy to commit acts of violence and they were driven biracial animas. the jury instructions, john, also detail what a conspiracy is and that it is not. for example, it says a conspiracy does not have to be a formal agreement under the law. no written contract is needed. no oral agreement is needed. and informal agreement is sufficient under the law. again, this is a civil trial. so ...
Guidance on what is called case law. but there is a little bit of statutory law that favors the employers. statutory law is what legislators do. what i mean is by title vii of the civil rights act of 1964. it protects seven classes. one of those classes it doesn't protect, though, is a worker who wants to work from home. a remote worker. that is not a protected class and the other one real quick is what is called an at will employee. most states have a law in place that says unless you have a written contract that says you can be terminated for cause and discipline for cause, you are basically...
Other side would that's just a coincidence. >> clear this up. i know you lawyers sometimes, you know -- >> sometimes. i know where you're going with this. >> sometimes lawyers live in the gray space. for folks who are watching or listening on sirius xm radio think how could that be? how could lawmakers take a look at facts and deduce different things based on those facts? how can that be? >> it goes back to the word collusion and what the understanding of collusion is. if collusion is a conspiracy, then it's about an agreement. and to show an agreement in the absence of some express written co...