Watercraft, Inc., employs Vladimir as a sales agent for a trial period. At the end of the period, Watercraft and Vladimir disagree on the amount of the commissions Vladimir is due for sales that he made. Vladimir may demand

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Watercraft, Inc., employs Vladimir as a sales agent for a trial period. At the end of the period, Watercraft and Vladimir disagree on the amount of the commissions Vladimir is due for sales that he made. Vladimir may demand​

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Vladimir may demand an accounting to determine the exact amount of commissions he is owed. This will require Watercraft to provide a detailed and accurate record of all sales made by Vladimir during the trial period. Based on this information, Vladimir can determine the amount of commissions he is due and negotiate with Watercraft for payment. A constructive trust would not be applicable in this scenario as there is no evidence of fraud or wrongdoing by Watercraft. Specific performance would also not be applicable as it is not a remedy for a dispute over commissions. Vladimir could choose to accept nothing, but this would not be the most effective way to handle the situation.