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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through The Negotiation.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who says: "Somebody who's been hurt has the sympathy of the jury. Big companies don't get that sympathy."
(a) Schlictmann.
(b) Cheeseman.
(c) Facher.
(d) Roisman.

2. What Grace Chemical supervisor has drums of TCE and other waste buried under a new addition being built?
(a) Bob Thomas.
(b) Henry Wadsworth.
(c) Rick Collins.
(d) Paul Shalline.

3. Where is the First Circuit Judicial Conference held that Schlictmann went to?
(a) New York.
(b) San Juan.
(c) San Francisco.
(d) Washington, DC.

4. Who sends the Woburn case to Jerome Facher?
(a) The litigation attorney for Beatrice Foods.
(b) Schlictmann.
(c) General counsel of Beatrice Foods.
(d) Assistant general counsel of Beatrice Foods.

5. When Schlictmann meets with his client families in his offices in August, he tells them that the most difficult thing facing the plaintiffs in the upcoming phase 2 trial is the jury asking themselves what question?
(a) How do I make a decision when I am bombarded with so much information?
(b) How do I make a decision when scientists and doctors can't agree?
(c) How do I make a decision if I can't understand all this technical stuff?
(d) How do I make an impartial decision?

Short Answer Questions

1. What governmental agency orderes the discontinuation of the use of TCE in the 1970s?

2. In the pre-trial publicity, which publication calls the Woburn case "a bellwether case?"

3. What law firm represents Grace Chemical Company?

4. Who said: "Being in trial . . . is like being submerged in deep water for weeks at a time. The world above becomes a faint echo."

5. Who is Dmitri?

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