Question 1
Nebraska employs a modified comparative negligence rule. A jury finds the plaintiff suffered $100,000 in damages but was 50% at fault, with the defendant 50% at fault. Under Neb. Rev. Stat. § 25-21,185.09, what may the plaintiff recover?
Correct Answer:
Nothing, because the plaintiff's negligence is equal to or greater than the defendant's
Question 2
The Nebraska Bar Examination is the Uniform Bar Examination (UBE). What is the minimum scaled score required to pass and be admitted in Nebraska?
Correct Answer:
270
Question 3
Historically, Nebraska's civil procedure has retained a distinctive pleading feature not found in the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. Which of the following best describes Nebraska state-court pleading practice?
Correct Answer:
Nebraska traditionally followed code (fact) pleading and retained the demurrer, rather than pure federal notice pleading
Question 4
A defendant moves to dismiss a federal diversity action for lack of personal jurisdiction. The federal court sits in Nebraska. Under the Erie doctrine and FRCP 4(k)(1)(A), which jurisdictional reach does the federal court apply?
Correct Answer:
The reach of Nebraska's long-arm statute, which Nebraska construes to extend to the limits of federal due process
Question 5
Nebraska's recording act provides that a subsequent good-faith purchaser without notice prevails over a prior grantee only if the subsequent purchaser records first. Which type of recording act does Nebraska follow under Neb. Rev. Stat. § 76-238?
Correct Answer:
Race-notice statute
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