MPRE Practice Exam I review 2025 Questions and Answers

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MPRE Practice Exam I review 2025 Questions and Answers A toy manufacturer was sued by the parent of a child injured by one of its products. As the manufacturer's attorney was preparing to respond to a discovery request from the plaintiff, the attorney found a document that was very damaging to his client's case. Prior to complying with the discovery request and turning over the document, the attorney called his opposing counsel and offered to settle the case. The attorney stated that although he believed his client was very likely to win a summary judgment motion, they would settle the case for a modest amount to save the costs of litigation. In fact, the attorney believed his client had no chance of winning a summary judgment motion and was also likely to lose at trial based on the document he had found. The opposing counsel declined the attorney's offer. The attorney turned over the document, and the case proceeded to trial, where judgment was awarded to the plaintiff. - --Answer --c. Yes, because the attorney's statement did not constitute a statement of fact. ....COPYRIGHT ©️ 2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...TRUSTED & VERIFIED 1