Nepotism Policies

[Coe]

I was wondering if anybody can point me in the direction of case-law on the primary subject of nepotism policies simply because they are applied to the parent/youngster partnership. There is lots of case-law on the use of nepotism policies towards the spousal partnership, but I am interested especially in the parent/child relationship.Thanks.

[Scott]

The only real framework that I possibly could think about where there might be some restrictions officially would-be in the event of companies. For instance, the purchase of inventory that might reward a young child or perhaps a guardian over that of another equivalent stockholder. There are special legal provisions that protect shareholders in closely-held companies, but I do not know if there's something that might tackle this unique problem. These could be state, not federal, law problems. Such nepotism could be proof of bad-faith. Try carrying out a search on closely-held companies and bad-faith and nepotism. Good luck.

[adoerte37]

I very much doubt that any case law exists since there are no statutes dictating how nepotism policies of any kind must be applied.

[Ashishishe]

As I said, I doubt there is any since nepotism is not addressed by law.

[Bardrick]

Ha-Ha. I desire that getting my research completed were as simple as placing a note and waiting for somebody wiser (or possibly simply more experienced) to complete it for me.I am creating a document on the topic and have experienced no luck locating any case-law or grant particularly on point.

[Maximo]

I see you are a law student.Are you asking us to do your homework?Or is there something specific happening to you personally where you work?

[Gunther]

What the heck does it matter?

[Abran]

Some responders object to answering homework questions on the idea of "teach a man to fish..."