A Counterclaim Is

question 85

Multiple Choice

A counterclaim is

• A) when the plaintiff responds to the defendant's answer with a request to settle out of court.
• B) when a defendant asserts in the answer a reason why he or she should not be held liable for the plaintiff's injuries even if the facts, as alleged by the plaintiff, are true.
• C) like a reverse lawsuit in which the defendant asserts a claim against the plaintiff for injuries that the defendant suffered from the same incident.
• D) when a jury finds in favor of the defendant.

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