Midterm Handout
- Pleading Rules: code, notice, fact
- due process of law
- pleadings - types: complaint, answer, reply, cross, third party, affirmative
defenses and pleadings
- plaintiff/defendant/ real party in interest , standing
- capacity to sue or be sued.
- guardian ad litem
- joinder of parties: mandatory and permissive
- interpleader under federal rules
- class action, intervention, et. al.,
- Captions
- jurisdictional allegations, COA, parties
- Guidelines for filing complaints
- general damages, special damages, exemplary
- prohibitory injunctions
- mandatory injunction
- specific performance, restitution
- Know causes of action such as:
- Breach of K
- Contract reformation
- Rescission
- Unjust Enrichment )quantum meruit)
- Negligence
- PI
- Wrongful Death
- Attorney malpractice
- Medical malpractice
- Infliction of emotional distress
- wrongful termination
- unfair competition
- products liability
- tortious interference with prospective economic advantage
- Demand for a jury trial
- Rule 11 - signing by atty of record and validation
- Injunctions: preliminary injunction and restraining order
- Know how to draft a simple complaint from the book.
- Know difference between state (NJ) and federal complaints.
- Ad damnum
- R. 4:5-1, 1:4-1(b)
- 35 day period for answering complaint
- Answers - know the affirmative or separate defenses
- Know parts of motions and filing times from ICLE book
- Defaults and Default Judgments
- Know different kinds of motions.
- Know service rules