Remedies

What is the term for a legal process where a neutral third party helps disputing parties to reach a settlement?

• Arbitration

• Mediation

• Injunction

• Tribunal

Which term refers to a legal action taken by a group of people with similar claims?

• Class action

• Counter claim

• Discovery of documents

• Case Management

Which term refers to damages awarded to punish the defendant for their conduct?

• Exemplary damages

• Nominal damages

• Compensatory damages

• Special damages

What is the term for a legal claim made in response to another claim?

• Counter claim

• Arbitration

• Mediation

• Remedy

What is the term for a legal order that requires a party to take a specific action?

• Mandatory injunction

• Restrictive injunction

• Contemptuous damages

• General damages

Which term refers to the principle of treating all people equally and fairly?

• Equality

• Fairness

• Civil law

• Remedy

What is the term for the compensation awarded for non-monetary losses, such as pain and suffering?

• General damages

• Special damages

• Compensatory damages

• Nominal damages

What is a tribunal?

• A dispute resolution body that resolves civil disputes and is intended to be less costly, more informal, and faster than courts.

• An official with the power to investigate complaints of individuals against a company or organization.

• A method of dispute resolution in which an independent person is appointed to listen to both sides of a dispute.

• A method of dispute resolution using an independent third party to help the disputing parties reach a resolution.

What is arbitration?

• A method of dispute resolution in which an independent person is appointed to listen to both sides of a dispute and make a decision that is legally binding on the parties.

• A method of dispute resolution using an independent third party to help the disputing parties reach a resolution.

• A document that sets out the terms on which the parties agree to resolve their dispute.

• A legal proceeding in which a group of seven or more people who have a claim against the same person bring that claim to court.

What is a remedy?

• A term used to describe any order made by a court designed to address a civil wrong or breach.

• A method of dispute resolution using an independent third party to help the disputing parties reach a resolution.

• A tribunal set up to resolve minor cases in specific areas in a less expensive manner than going to court.

• A document that sets out the terms on which the parties agree to resolve their dispute.