Define "class action."
What will be an ideal response?
It is a suit with multiple plaintiffs all injured by the same action by the same defendant. The
number of plaintiffs is so plentiful that their claims can be joined for the efficient administration
of justice.
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Whether or not a company has the right to search their employees’ computer files is an issue pertaining to ______.
A. anonymity B. privacy C. confidentiality D. fairness
People with hearing loss are generally less intelligent than those without hearing
loss. a. true b. false
Which of the following must an individual affirm during the application period?
A) Able and available to work B) Able to work C) Able and available to work, and is seeking employment D) Able and available to work, and is actively seeking employment
Suppose a jury determines that the plaintiff is 50 percent to blame for his or her injuries and that the defendant is 50 percent to blame for his or her injuries. What will the plaintiff recover if the jurisdiction in which the claim is litigated adheres to the "not as great as" approach?
What will be an ideal response?