When deciding whether a case should be filed in state or federal court, one should evaluate the?
A. ?likelihood of winning in each court.
B. ?costs and procedural rules involved in filing in each court.
C. ?length of time it will take each court to decide the case.
D. ?jury pool available for each court.
E. ?All of these choices are correct.
Answer: E
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a. Texas b. Montana c. Alabama d. Illinois
Work in teams to role play an interview for a position in the litigation department of a law firm. Prepare questions and answers that a candidate should anticipate regarding electronic discovery and how litigation support software is related to e-discovery. Prepare your responses and play the roles of interviewer and candidate in front of the class. Critique students’ performances.
Question: What is your understanding of electronic discovery? What will be an ideal response?
The information in interrogatories is personal in nature; therefore, this should not be reviewed by the attorney of record in the case
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
All of the following are examples of debt that would be governed by the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act except:
A. Hospital expenses B. A purchase money mortgage on a family residence C. Business travel expenses D. A car loan E. None of the above