General Instructions for Discussion Responses to Classmates Create a new thread for each posting. Use correct, complete sentences, in paragraph format, unless otherwise instructed.Use assigned course materials to complete discussion responses.Use in-text citations and a Reference List in APA format to cite the course resource(s) used - an in-text citation cannot exist without a corresponding Reference List, and a Reference List cannot exist without a corresponding in-text citation.Sources to be used!!! Overview: Tort Law - Product Liability Read/Watch:Review assigned materials in Week 2Products LiabilityManufacturing Defect v. Design DefectWarranties and Product LiabilitySummary of Product Liability Law: click link below, please/content/enforced/375136-M_001041-01-2192/Business Law I (Week 3) (1).pdfPart 1: During a monthly Lunch and Learn Seminar at TLG offices, all TLG business consultants are discussing various client cases. During the Discussion of GC's new business, the group discusses the following question: (1) Analyze and explain implied warranty of merchantability. (2) Analyze and explain specifically how and why GC could be sued for breach of implied warranty of merchantability under product liability law for using EPI cleaning products to clean GC clients' commercial property. `Respond in paragraph format.Part 2: Respond to at least one colleague's response. "Analyze and explain the implied warranty of merchantability. Implied warranty of merchantability is the guarantee that a product can be used for its intended purpose. The key takeaway from an implied warranty of merchantability is that a company does not have to write on the product or tell their customers the product will work for its intended use, rather the law already guarantees customers that the product will work and is up to industry standards. Analyze and explain specifically how and why GC could be sued for breach of implied warranty of merchantability under product liability law for using EPI cleaning products to clean GC clients' commercial property. `GC could be sued because, under the implied warranty of merchantability, products in the market are supposed to be safe. Under the law, "Manufacturers, distributors, and vendors are held responsible for the injuries resulting from accidents caused by defective products" (Baldwin Hare & McGovern, 1998). References: Exploring Warranties and Product Liability. (n.d.) Retrieved from https://www.lawteacher.net/free-law-essays/contract-law/exploring-warranties-and-product-liability-contract-law-essay.php"

review the majority of issues we discussed in class but focusing them on a specific instance of creating a business and addressing some of the individual issues a business must address to ensure they are protected on the majority of basic business procedures.You and your neighbor (or your spouse) have decided to start a business together. Indicate your approach to the following issues:1) Describe the type of business you will begin. What will you do? What will your name be?2) What type of entity will you set up (sole proprietor, partnership, LLC, Corporation)- see Chapter 28? Explain the type of entity and why you have chosen this type - discuss how this can affect the financial and legal responsibilities of each person. (Chapter 1 and Chapters 29-31)3) In addition to the information in question 2, discuss each person in the company and their management role (see chapter 30).4) Discuss in detail the financial issues that will arise with your business. Will you need land, buildings, equipment, supplies, employees, insurance, etc? (See chapters 32-395) If you need to finance (take loans) out for dealing with the issues in question 4, discuss what approach you will take to financing the business (Chapters 32-35).6) depending on your type of business, search the internet and see if there are any government laws (Federal United States laws) or state laws (California) that govern your type of business. Explain the laws and address how you will ensure that the business is in compliance with each law. 7) Discuss the elements you will include in a contract for your future customers (ee chapters 8-16). Indicate at least ten important components to include ina contract agreement.8) If you begin to sell a product of a home/land, discuss the issues that are vital in ensuring that the sale follows all laws required (chapters 17-21). List at least 10 things you will include in the sale document.9) Discuss your approach to hiring employees - indicate the following: how many employees, the role of each person, how many hours each will work, local and state wages and benefits that are required, and other employment requirements (see chapters 25, 26, 27). 10) make sure that the title to the property or the items in the property can be sold and passed cording to the legal requirements (see chapters 18-21)11) Clarify the sales process of the location/business/property/item (etc) and discuss your process in completing the negotiation and agreeing on the appropriate price and details of the sale (see chapter 22-24)

Textbook Business Law, 9th Ed. By Roger L. Miller and William E. Hollowell, Cengage PublisherAnswer all the questions in the attached file.