Assume that all matters take place in federal court and that diversity jurisdiction is proper. Assume that all questions stand on their own. Answers will be available after we complete our studies of these materials. JMOL 1. Motion for JMOL. Paul sues Debbie for negligence. After putting on his case-in-chief, Paul moves for judgment […]
Assume that all matters take place in federal court and that diversity jurisdiction is proper. Assume that all questions stand on their own. Question Explanation 1. Motion for JMOL. Paul sues Debbie for negligence. After putting on his case-in-chief, Paul moves for judgment as a matter of law (“JMOL”) under Rule 50(a). May he? […]
Professor Nathenson Civil Procedure II MATERIALS TIMING, PURPOSE: DIFFERENCES BETWEEN DISPOSITIVE MOTIONS These motions are used for “dispositive” purposes, i.e., to “dispose” of a claim, defense, or issue in favor of the moving party. This might include decisions such as: Dismissing the non-movant’s claim or defense. Finding as a matter of law that the movant must prevail […]
