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Nina [5.8K]
3 years ago
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Ted is the owner and chief executive officer of a business. He recently began an advertising campaign to promote a new product t

hat is regulated by state law. The law is somewhat unclear. Before launching the campaign, he researched the relevant law and consulted with his attorney in an effort to comply with the law. Nevertheless, the attorney general of his state has filed a lawsuit against him for deceptive advertising. Ted's best defense is that ___________.a. He acted in good faith by conducting due diligence and acting accordingly, under anunclear law.b. Marshall owns and operates a construction firm.c. He uses inexpensive and low-gradebuilding products and accepts inferior carpentry work from his subcontractors.d. Nevertheless, Marshall complies with all the city building codes as well as all state and federal laws.
Business
1 answer:
Andreyy893 years ago
8 0

Answer:

The answer is "Option a"

Explanation:

In the given question only "option a" is correct, which can be described as follows:

  • He is the owner and managing director of an organization and recently he introduced media attention initiatives to encourage a specific app controlled by federal law.
  • Its law is rather ambiguous. He reviewed the relevant law before starting the initiative and met with his counsel in an attempt to comply with the rule. Even so, this state attorney general's office also filed a suit against him after misleading publicity.
  • He provides the best defense, which acted in good faith with proper research and in line with an unspecified rule.
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