Question

1. The assistant door manager of Cowboys Bar hired Steven Trujillo as a doorman. Trujillo came to work on Saturday evening wearing a jacket with the bar logo on it. Trujillo attacked and injured Rocky Medina in the parking lot of the Barr because Rocky was wearing a shirt and hat with a Nw York Yankees logo. Prior to working for Cowboys, Trujillo was involved in starting several bar fights, and Cowboys knew of these matters. Is Cowboys Bar liable for the injuries to Medina as a result of the attack in the parking lot? 3 Sentences

2. Michael Hauck claimed that he was discharged by his employer, Sabine Pilot Service because he refused its direction to perform the illegal act of pumping the bilges of the employer's vessel into the waterways. Hauck was an employee at will and Sabine contends that it therefore had the right to discharge him without moving that it had a valid reason. Hauck bought a wrongful discharge action against Sabine. Decide he case and explain you answer in 3 sentences.

3. True or false: Whether the right to cross another's land is an easement or a license depends on how the right was created.

Answer 1

1) Trujillo had been involved in several fights at Cowboys and in the parking lot as a Cowboys patron so Trujillo was unfit to be employed as a Cowboys doorman.

Cowboys knew or should have known that Trujillo had previously been involved in fights at Cowboys and elsewhere and that he was unsuitable for employment .

Cowboys was negligent in hiring and training Trujillo, which negligence was the proximate cause of Plaintiff's injuries.

Cowboys was liable for damages under a negligent-hiring theory.

2)Absolute employment at will belongs in a museum, not in our law.” said by the honorourable court .

Allowing an employer to require an employee to break a law or face termination cannot help but promote a thorough disrespect for the laws and legal institutions of society.

hence sabine pilot can claim following in form of compensation:

• Loss of wages
• Loss of benefits
• Punitive Damages

3)TRUE

​​​​​​​ By definition, an easement is an interest in land that lasts either indefinitely or for some specified period of time. A license, on the other hand, is permission to use land that can be revoked at any time.

Easements grant another entity or individual the right to use your land. They'll use it to get from Point A to Point B in the case of a right of way. This is known as a gross easement