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High-Cal Restaurant fails to warn customers that they must step down when entering a back dining room. High-Cal's negligence would be considered:
 
  a. An act of omission.
  b. An act of commission.
  c. Nonfeasance.
  d. Both a and c.

Question 2

BigCo is still considering softening its position. A former justice of the jurisdiction's Supreme Court has recently retired. The former justice is highly respected by both BigCo and its counsel as well as by the plaintiff and plaintiff's counsel. Both sides would like to know what this former justice thinks of their case. BigCo's attorney will likely recommend:
 
  a. Baseball Arbitration.
  b. Mediation.
  c. Neutral Evaluation.
  d. None of the above.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C



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