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They should not be overly relied upon and are not a substitute for self-study and experience. The Board Certification Committee annually reviews, updates, and creates actual examination questions in an effort to ensure that the examination accurately tests those areas embraced by business litigation. Good luck on the exam.  \nDavid Steinfeld, Esq. -Chair, Business Litigation Board Certification Committee  \n1. Lawyer represents a plaintiff in a case against a corporate defendant. The attorney for the corporate defendant claims that Lawyer may not contact current employees of the corporate defendant to discuss the case without his prior consent. Attorney for the corporate defendant is:  \n(a) Incorrect and Lawyer may contact current employees who do not supervise, direct or regularly consult with the organization’s lawyer concerning the litigation, have authority to obligate the organization with respect to the matter and whose acts or omissions in connection with the matter may not be imputed to the organization for purposes of civil or criminal liability.  \n(b) Incorrect as long as the lawyer for the current employees is contacted and consents to Lawyers contact.  \n(c) Incorrect as long as Lawyer subsequently notifies attorney for corporation of the contact with the current employees.  \n(d) Correct because the attorney for the corporation must be informed and consent to all proposed contacts with all current employees.  \nAnswer: (a)  \n2. Plaintiff, a Florida corporation, sues Defendant, a National Banking Association, with its principal place of business outside of Florida seeking damages of $1 Million. Defendant is served on December 1 and filed its Notice of Removal with the Federal Court on December 20. Defendant must:  \n(a) Answer or present other defenses or objections within 30 days of December 1.  \n(b) Answer or present other defenses or objections within 30 days of December 20.  \n(c) Answer or present other defenses or objections within 5 days of December 20.  \n(d) Answer or present other defenses or objections within 7 days of December 20.  \nAnswer: (d)  \n3. Peter Fenno, the first floor tenant under a commercial lease brought an action against Donna Solomon, the occupant of the second floor of the building to recover for damage to Peter’s property by fire allegedly caused by negligent use of an acetylene torch by Donna’s employees. At trial, instead of offering into evidence voluminous business records showing the amount of damages suffered, Peter introduced into evidence a summary showing tabulations of damaged goods for the purpose of establishing damages. Donna objected, arguing it was error to allow such a summary instead of requiring the introduction of the business records from which such summary/tabulations were prepared since Peter did not notify Donna that he would be using a summary. The trial judge should:  \n(a) Sustain the objection because under the “Best Evidence Rule,” the original documents showing the damages sustained by Peter must be introduced into evidence.  \n(b) Sustain the objection because Peter did not give timely written notice of his intention to use the summary and file proof of the notice with the court.  \n(c) Overrule the objection because when it is not convenient to examine incourt the contents of voluminous writings, recordings, or photographs, a party may present them in the form of a chart, summary or calculation.  \n(d) Sustain the objection because without the raw data on which the tabulations are based the tabulations are inadmissible hearsay.  \nAnswer: (b)  \n4. Orange County Builders, Inc. 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