Summary: Milestone One Case Study

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Milestone One Case Study
A.
This court depends on several different factors the three most important factors are personal jurisdiction, subject matter jurisdiction, and minimum contacts.
1. Personal jurisdiction is when the court is over the person that may be getting sued. The case is about a suit with Donald Margolin against Novelty Now and against Chris, Matt and Ian. The three friends were terrified to go to New York. They sell a product called funny faces online, and on social media sites. If someone sees them in New York that have brought their product is called personal jurisdiction.
2. Subject matter jurisdiction is for different cases which include, state or federal, courts, and specific cases. I know that federal jurisdiction pertain things like bankruptcy, copyright, and admiralty cases. Federal …show more content…

Alternative dispute resolution (ADR) is an option to resolve this dispute. An ADR can solve a dispute in other meanings. If using ADR it will keep all cases and files confidential, and will help trying to maintain a friendly business in the process. You can also use the ADR by negation.
C.
1. What are the differences between meditation and arbitration and what are the pros and cons of each? Arbitration is more for parties to be involved in a process and then decide how it will go. It makes decisions for both parties so they want have to make them. Some cons for arbitration is they can be costly but that depends what it is used for. There is also privacy that allows companies to keep their dispute private. But I think in some way this can be bad for a company and their customers.
2. Mediation allow parties to be involved, they want them to see how everything will go. Some cons about mediation is it can cost a lot of money it is very expensive. A lot of people think maybe one day it will be mandatory. The concerns are that using arbitration will keep companies confidential and in cases like this it will be bad for the company and its business.

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