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The Kimberley Gas Hub is a controversial project to set up an LNG refinery facility at James Price Point near the Kimberley coast of Western Australia. The company Woodside is interested in setting up the project and it claims that it will boost the mining industry in the region and will bring economic development for the local people. Critics doubt these claims and state that the project would not have a big impact on economic development but it will have severe negative environmental consequences (Weber August, 09 2012). The controversy has increased since the project has been given a conditional go-ahead by Western Australia's Environmental Protection Agency (Lawson July, 16 2012). The ethical implications for any decision on this issue can be analyzed by using three different ethical approaches: utilitarianism, moral rights approach and justice approach.

This sample paper discusses the effects of unionization on the NBA. Last year, the players and the League that regulates the teams that employ those players, i.e. the NBA, engaged in the second-longest labor dispute in the history of professional basketball. The result was concessions on both sides, but in order to reach agreement, the players had to decertify their labor union, which shifted the legal venue from labor relations to antitrust law. The purpose of that was to prevent collusion under the Sherman Act, where collaboration between competing employers would very likely result in significant penalties and restrictions that the players correctly gambled the owners would prefer to avoid. The owners settled but the resulting agreement for the purpose of this paper, required explaining both these factors and their implementation in the context of the NBA-player contractual impasse of 2011.

This paper involves a case study of United States Steel Corporation v. Tax Commissioner. The case study looks at arms length transactions and the rules governing wholly-owned foreign subsidiaries. The tax implications for these foreign subsidiaries are discussed as well as changes since that decision, which occurred in the late 1970s.

During the time period between the years of 1997 and 1998 legislation was focused on crime and most specifically juvenile crime. The work of Matthews and Ruzicka entitled: "Proposition 21: Juvenile Crime" (2000)…

The tragic circumstances surrounding the appearance of hurricane Katrina some two years ago highlighted a number of problems and issues facing not only the people of New Orleans and environs but all Americans.

Email Privacy in the Workplace, Employee, Beware!

Judicial Review: The Legacy of Marbury v. Madison

The issue of firearms is a complicated one that has been scrutinized for many years. The purpose of this discussion is to explore that issue of firearms in the context of the constitution and Canadian Courts.

"Each country has different views on parenting, and we are studying how to resolve the issue"

¶ … 21st century the contract of employment remains fundamentally a means of legitimising an uneven power relationship between master and servant. Critically evaluate this statement.