August 2019 Volume 11, Issue 1
Proceedings A monthly newsletter from McGraw-Hill Education August 2019 Volume 11, Issue 1 Contents Dear Professor, Hot Topics 2 Video Suggestions 10 A new and exciting academic year is upon us! Welcome to McGraw-Hill Education’s August 2019 issue of Proceedings, a newsletter designed Ethical Dilemma 15 specifically with you, the Business Law educator, in mind. Volume 11, Issue 1 of Proceedings incorporates “hot topics” in business law, video suggestions, Teaching Tips 20 an ethical dilemma, teaching tips, and a “chapter key” cross-referencing the Chapter Key 21 August 201 9 newsletter topics with the various McGraw-Hill Education business law textbooks. You will find a wide range of topics/issues in this publication, including: 1. The United Kingdom’s move toward banning bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies; 2. The Capitol One data breach; 3. The Bronx, New York District Attorney’s decision not to pursue a grand jury indictment against Juan Rodriguez in the ‘hot car’ deaths of his twins; 4. Videos related to a) the wrongful conviction of Pennsylvanian John Miller and b) pharmaceutical giant Allergan, PLC’s worldwide recall of Biocell textured breast implants and tissue expanders that have been linked to a rare form of cancer; 5. An “ethical dilemma” related to the Allergan, PLC breast implant and tissue expander product recall; and 6. “Teaching tips” related to Video 1(“Man Walks Free after 21 Years in Prison When a Witness in the Murder Case Admits to the Killing”), Video 2 (“Worldwide Recall Issued for Textured Breast Implants Tied to Rare Cancer”) and the Ethical Dilemma (“Allergan Voluntarily Recalls BIOCELL® Textured Breast Implants and Tissue Expanders”) of the newsletter.
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