Acme Fireworks Outline

I. Introduction A. Thesis Statement There are many benefits to having a sole proprietorship in the firework business, but if the sales decrease will the owner be able to maintain a fully functional business entity with the extra staff that were incurred due to the demand of more firework displays that were put into contract? The owner wants to know more and I will try and help him with his business through proposing a new business entity, different employment types and relationships relevant to law, the liability to Acme Fireworks if spectators are injured due to his displays, and the contract and whether it is enforceable under UCC.

II. Body paragraph #1 - Topic Sentence # 1 As with all other business, Acme would be no different when coming into a problem with potential personnel liability. If a spectator is injured by a stray firework from one of their display stands do you think they would be responsible or would the blame fall on someone else? A. Supporting Evidence In a recent excerpt from Findlaw.com states, “Injured spectators may be able to hold the person or company setting off the fireworks liable through negligence”.

B. Explanation Regardless of where the firework display stands are set up for these different business organizations, Acme Fireworks will ultimately still be responsible for injury if for instance a stray firework were to go off and hit a spectator in most cases unless the spectator can be found guilty of causing harm upon himself with no negligence found on Acme Fireworks.

C. So What? Regardless of how fun fireworks can be, if they are not monitored properly and spectators are not supervised it can put a company in jeopardy of being liable whether it is the manufacture or the company putting on the show because both are