1. The law firm of Kenner, Bach and Ledeen had been litigating a class-action lawsuit for six years. What was the name of their client? InGen U/North Cybernetics Blue Sun

2. Michael was in the midst of extricating himself from a failed business venture. Who had been his partner in the business? Marty Gene Arthur Tim

3. After Arthur Edens experienced a breakdown, Michael was sent to Milwaukee to take care of the situation. Where did Arthur have his breakdown? At a deposition At a restaurant In a courtroom At the client's headquarters

4. In Milwaukee, Michael instructed the Kenner Bach associates to find an item of Arthur's. What was this item, which ended up in the hands of Karen Crowder? Jacket Briefcase Journal Laptop computer

5. Given only a week to get the money which was owed on the failed bar, Michael went to Marty for a loan. True False

6. After Arthur's death, Michael found out that Arthur had had bound copies of Memorandum #229 printed with the title "Summons to Conquest". From where did Arthur get the title for these booklets? One of the plaintiffs, Anna A sign in Times Square His boss, Marty Michael's son, Henry

7. When Michael went to Marty with the copy of Memorandum #229 and asked "what if Arthur was right", Marty said they should immediately go to the judge with proof of their client's negligence. True False

8. While he was at his card game, Michael received a call about a client who needed help. What had the client done? Hit a pedestrian Driven under the influence Shoplifted Embezzled

9. After leaving the client in Westchester, Michael was driving along when he suddenly pulled over to the side of the road. What caused Michael to stop and exit his vehicle? Horses on a hill Geese in the road A flat tire A hitchhiker

10. When Michael approached Karen Crowder at the board of director's meeting, he demanded $10 million to keep quiet about Memorandum #229. What did he accept from her? A lifetime supply of their products A job as legal counsel for her company Nothing $5 million