Gina has cerebral palsy, Hal has kelptomaina and both work for investment unsurance company?

Question

Gina has cerebral palsy, Hal has kleptomania and both work for investment insurance company. Considered disabled under the Americans with Disabilities Act?
A.) are Gina and Hal
B.) is neither Gina nor Hal
C.) is Gina only
D.) is Hal only


2.) Bob contracts with Computerama, Inc. to develop a new computer game. Computerama does not withhold taxes from his pay or control from his pay or control his work methods. Bob claims the game's copyright, which Computerama also claims, dispute ends up in court. The court is most likely to rule in favor of
A.) Bob, because is an independent contractor
B.) Computerama, because Bob is its employee
C.) Computerama, because it distributes the game.
D.) Bob, because he created the game.

Answer 1

The answer to 2 is none of the above. The court will decide in favor of Computerama because Bob signed a contract. Contracts, if legal, supercede basic Copyright Law. If the contract did not spell out that Computerama was to hold copyrights for Bobs original work, then Copyright law requires that the original author of the work (Bob in this case) has the copyright until such time as he may grant or transfer it to another party, even though he might have been employed at the time. Most everybody has a boss, but transfer of copyright is not automatic.