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Quiz 4: Resolving Disputes: Litigation and Alternative Dispute Resolution Options
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Question 61
Essay
You have just graduated and have started your own business. You will be providing goods and services to the general public, and you are concerned about potential legal exposure and resultant costs of litigation. You'd like to add a mandatory arbitration clause to all of your contracts. Is a mandatory arbitration clause legal and valid, and if so, what concerns must you consider in constructing this clause?
Question 62
Essay
The Federal Arbitration Act provides four grounds by which a court may set aside the award of an arbitrator. Name them.
Question 63
Multiple Choice
In Brower v. Gateway, the issue involved the enforcement of a mandatory and binding arbitration agreement pertaining to disputes between Gateway and its customers. With regard to the agreements enforcement, the court determined that:
Question 64
Multiple Choice
The last time an attorney addresses a jury is during the:
Question 65
Multiple Choice
Which of the following is categorized as informal ADR?
Question 66
Multiple Choice
When the American Arbitration Association receives an application for appointment of an arbitrator, it:
Question 67
Essay
Kathy is stopped at a red light when her car is run into from behind by Mike. This occurred at noon on a clear and sunny day on a dry road. Kathy claims a serious back injury and is suing for various forms of damages. There were three witnesses to the accident. With regard to discovery methods, which form of discovery would be most appropriate in each of the following situations? Fully explain. a. Kathy would like to avoid calling an expert witness to testify as to road and weather conditions at the time of the accident. b. Kathy would like to determine whether Mike was talking on his cell phone or texting at the time of the accident. c. Mike would like to see the doctor's reports discussing Kathy's back injury. d. Both Mike and Kathy would like to get statements from the witnesses.
Question 68
Essay
Discuss the potential advantages of ADR over litigation.
Question 69
Multiple Choice
From first to last, which of the following trial stages are in the correct order?
Question 70
Essay
When and why would a defendant file a cross-claim, and when would a defendant file a counterclaim?
Question 71
Essay
What is a pretrial conference, when does it occur, and what are its purposes?
Question 72
Multiple Choice
When disputing parties submit blind bids to an automated service, stating what they are willing to pay or receive to resolve the dispute, and the software evaluates the bids and produces a fair price based on the parties' input, the form of ODR being utilized is:
Question 73
Multiple Choice
Which of the following does not result in a decision rendered by the hearing officer?
Question 74
Essay
Lois is a reporter for the school newspaper and generally writes satirical articles spoofing students, faculty, and school policy. After one particular article, Professor Mackey fails to find the humor in Lois's portrayal of her as a leftover 1960s hippie and sues Lois for defamation. In fact, Professor Mackey is a modern woman with a degree in sociology and has written extensively on American culture in the 1960s and 70s. She did attend Woodstock, still listens to Led Zeppelin, and still occasionally wears tie-dyed T-shirts when not professionally dressed. The state trial court finds for Professor Mackey, and the jury awards her $10 million. Is there anything that Lois can do besides filing for an appeal?
Question 75
Essay
After the complaint is filed, the complaint and summons are served on the defendant. What is the summons, and what constitutional mandate does service of the complaint and summons accomplish?