Ans) It is fraud- (an act of) cheating somebody in order to get money, etc. illegally.
Fraud can also be a civil wrong, which means that victims can bring a civil lawsuit for money damages, to compensate them for the losses they suffered as a result of the fraud. Civil fraud does not carry the possibility of jail time or fines; criminal fraud can result in both.
What could be the consequences if Carl agrees to change the date so the insurance company...
Real Estate Investments, Inc., owns and manages an office building. Secure Insurance Company agrees to lease the building for five years. Under the lease, Secure is obligated to pay all of the utility costs. Two years into the term, Secure asks Real Estate to modify the lease to provide that the utility costs be split equally between them. Real Estate agrees, but later decides it does not want to share the costs and refuses to pay. Is the landlord bound...
Determine whether disciplinary action should or should not be taken and if so what sanctions (consequences) would be implemented. 2) What would you cite "law and/or standard" if applicable from this chapter and previous chapters to defend the actions of the employer or prosecutor? 1. A nurse is writing a prescription for a patient and signing the physician’s name. 2. An employee meets a patient in the supermarket and discusses the patient’s office visit earlier that day. 3. An employee...
What could be so dramatic and powerful as to change an organization’s cultural assumptions? Why?
There are many far-reaching consequences of global climate change. One possible consequence is the increase in the temperature of water. Some organisms are not able to regulate their internal temperatures. Think about the effect that an increase in stream/lake/ocean temperature would have on enzymatic reactions in organisms that cannot regulate their internal temperatures. Salmon and trout are cold-water fishes that may be very susceptible to the consequences of global climate change. They thrive in cold streams with temperatures that range...
what work boundaries have been crossed by the workers? what could be the consequences for working of their limitations?
What are the consequences for a multinational company?
Case: Carl Kelly is an American transpatriate assigned to Motorola’s facility in a former USSR satellite nation in Eastern Europe, called Ruritania. Carl has found that Ruritanian culture strange and experienced a bit of culture shock, which explains why he arranged to have his wife Kathleen join him as soon as possible. Kathleen arrived in Ruritania 10 months ago, eagerly looking forward to spending more time with Carl than was possible back in Florida. She was rudely surprised. In those...
1. The patient's health insurance plan has a $750 deductible for hospital visits, and then it covers 100 percent of hospital visit charges. The patient's first hospital visit this year had charges of $612. The patient was subsequently admitted to the hospital a second time this year, and the charges totaled $358. How much will the patient be billed for each visit? How much will the health insurance plan reimburse for each visit?2 A patient insured under an indemnity plan...
5. A physician has already treated a patient when she realizes that the insurance policy will not be in effect for another week. The physician tells the front desk staff to change the date of treatment so that it will fall within the dates of coverage.
. Explain what could be the consequences or the main challenges that transportation development might leave on environment?