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LEGL 2700- test 4 cases, Roessing with Verified Solutions 2025

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LEGL 2700- test 4 cases, Roessing | Q&A Latest 2025/2026, 100% PASS Alli v. US (2008) - Answer --Dr. Alli and his wife claimed the corporate structure shielded them from decision made in the name of the corporation -The court concluded that Alli did not act as though the corporation was independent from their personal assets -the court also found that tho corporation form had been used to commit a wrong by failing to adhere to obligations to keep the properties decent and safe for tenants Winner: US Burwell v. Hobby Lobby (2014) - Answer -court found that closely held corporations are "persons" within the Religious Freedoms Restoration Act Winner: Hobby Lobby Federal Communications Commission v. AT&T Inc. (2011) - Answer -AT&T wanted protection by personal privacy -Even though a corporation is treated the same as an individual under most aspects of the law, there are some rights only an individual can possess -the court determined that corporations do not have privacy rights, at least in the way intended by congress