When a credit card is lost or stolen it can be used until

When a credit card is lost or stolen it can be used until its owner reports it as missing. This loss of ones credit card can result in fraud and therefore being aware of the legalities that follow is important. This assignment addresses the legal ramifications. Consider the following scenario: Furman Smoogie a sales and marketing representative for the Rubberman Corporation in Centervale took his client Warren Sacamano to an expensive lunch at a fancy steakhouse. At the time of paying the bill Furman noticed that his American Express card was missing from his wallet. He used his Visa card instead. While driving home Furman realized that he had last used the missing American Express card about a week earlier when he dined at a local sushi bar. He was now concerned that a sales clerk may have used the card to make fraudulent purchases. Using your assigned readings Argosy University online library resources and the Internet prepare a paper which addresses the following: Review and identify Furmans legal rights in this situation.Explain the probability that Furman will have to pay American Express for any illegal charges to the account.Evaluate the steps which he should take in order to protect himself from further loss as a result of losing his card. Support your statements with examples and at least three scholarly references including your textbook. Write a 23-page paper in Word format. Apply APA standards to citation of sources. Use the following file naming convention: LastnameFirstInitial_M1_A3.doc Assignment 3 Grading Criteria Maximum Points Explained the legal implications and rights in the situation displaying well-researched information. 24 Assessed the situation in relation to Furmans liability toward American Express substantiating your statements with appropriate examples and references. 28 Evaluated the steps which Furman will require to take in order to control further loss displaying in-depth research 28 Wrote in a clear concise and organized manner; demonstrated ethical scholarship in accurate representation and attribution of sources; displayed accurate spelling grammar and punctuation. 20 Total: 100