Summers spent fourteen days in St. Bernard's intensive care unit for his condition. Now that he is out of the hospital, Summers has come to you for legal advice. Your main concern is to be able to frame at least one cause of action that will survive a motion to dismiss, motion for judgment on the pleadings, or motion for summary judgment. Analyze all possible claims against all possible defendants, including all defenses available to the defendants. You should, of course, focus upon issues covered by this course.
All general statements are subject to qualification and are, therefore, somewhat incorrect.
This part of the exam has 20 statements. Each correct answer will earn two points. One point is deducted for a wrong answer. The maximum score possible for Part II is forty points. If you feel the need to explain your answer, assume a fact not stated, or deal with a latent ambiguity in the question, you may so indicate on the back side of the page.