One night, Joe, an over-the-road truck driver, was driving on I-70 around 11 p.m. All of the sudden Joe noticed that there was a car in the middle of the highway with no lights on. Joe attempted to swerve at the last minute to avoid a collision, but ended up clipping the corner of the passenger’s side of the back bumper of the vehicle causing it to spin. Along comes John from around a curve; he sees the car and swerves, missing the car entirely. However, he ran over Greg, a passenger in the vehicle, dragging him 100 feet. It was clear that Greg was dead. The coroner determined that it was most probable that Greg was dead before John ran him over. An expert in traffic accident reconstruction determined that the impact of Joe’s truck with Greg’s vehicle could have launched Greg from the car and into the road. Greg’s family filed a complaint against Joe and John for wrongful death.
Decide which individual you will represent in this case, and then draft two of the following:
10 interrogatories to another party10 Requests for Admissions to another party10 Requests for Production of Documents to another party10 deposition questions for the other party
Explain your reasoning for each question or request.
Length: 3-4 pages
Your assignment should demonstrate an understanding of legal writing, as well as the differences between legal writing and academic writing. It should demonstrate thoughtful consideration, a good understanding of the substantive content, and demonstrate your ability to communicate information clearly, effectively, and in an appropriate tone. Your response should reflect graduate-level writing and BLUEBOOK standards for formatting and citation.
Using for researching Lexus Nexus and westlaw according to the civil litigation laws of Arizona
