Question 1
A plaintiff files a federal civil complaint in the District of Oregon. The defendant lives in Idaho and the events occurred in Washington. Defendant timely moves to dismiss for improper venue. The court should:
Correct Answer:
Grant the motion because federal venue requires a connection to the defendant's residence or where events occurred
Question 2
A diversity action between a New York plaintiff and a California defendant seeks $80,000 in damages. Plaintiff later amends to add a related state-law claim for $10,000 against a co-defendant from New York. Does the federal court have subject-matter jurisdiction over the added claim?
Correct Answer:
No, because adding a non-diverse defendant destroys complete diversity
Question 3
A plaintiff serves a request for production seeking the defendant corporation's privileged internal investigation memo prepared by in-house counsel. The defendant objects on attorney-client privilege grounds. Plaintiff argues the memo also contains business advice. The court should:
Correct Answer:
Order production only of business-advice portions, protecting legal-advice portions
Question 4
Under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 12(b), which defense is waived if not raised in the first responsive pleading or pre-answer motion?
Correct Answer:
Lack of personal jurisdiction
Question 5
A federal court sitting in diversity must apply which body of law to determine whether a state statute of limitations applies?
Correct Answer:
The state's substantive law under Erie
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