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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Blind Man's Bluff.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why does Roisman drop the Woburn case?
(a) Too high profile.
(b) Too costly.
(c) He didn't like working with Schlictmann.
(d) He thought he would lose the case.

2. When Schlictmann's firm is in serious financial trouble right before the trial of phase 2, what excuse does Gordon use to fend off creditor West Publishing in St. Paul, Minnesota?
(a) We're having a serious cash flow problem.
(b) We're in the midst of a lawsuit and will pay you soon.
(c) We are bankrupt.
(d) We don't have any money.

3. In what part of the pretrial is "voir dire" involved?
(a) Discovery.
(b) Jury selection.
(c) Motion for change of venue.
(d) Depositions.

4. Who says "A plaintiff's case depends on momentum. The fewer objections you get, the better your case will move along. Objections break up the rhythm of an examination."
(a) Facher.
(b) Skinner.
(c) Cheeseman.
(d) Schlictmann.

5. The week before trial, how much is the settlement offer made by Neil Jacobs for Beatrice Foods?
(a) $3 million.
(b) $5 million.
(c) $10 million.
(d) $8 million.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who are Schlictmann's first witnesses?

2. What is the name of Schlictmann's secretary during the Eaton discovery and trial?

3. Who is Tom Neville?

4. After the deposition process, who does Schlictmann believe is lying?

5. Nesson says, "That would have turned the entire case around." To what is Nesson referring?

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