Question

The Class Action Fairness Act of 205 imposed reforms to

		limit forum shopping
		require certain lawsuits to be heard in state, and not federal court
		simplify the process of getting judicial approval of class action settlements.
		none of the above

In the question of a property owner's responsibility toward persons who come onto his or her property,

		the highest degree of care is owed to a licensee
		some courts have eliminated the distinction among trespasser, licensee, and invitee.
		all jurisdictions consider a social guest to be an invitee
		common law makes the obligation of the property owner toward trespassers and licensees the same as to invitees.

Answer 1

The Class Action Fairness Act of 2005 imposed reforms to limit forum shopping

Therefore correct answer is option: limit forum shopping

The Class Action Fairness Act of 2005 advocates federal scrutiny for the assessment of class action settlements. It does not simplify the process of getting judicial approval of class action settlements. This act has reduces the forum-shopping by petitioners in friendly state courts as it has extended federal diversity jurisdiction to class actions.

In the question of a property owner's responsibility toward persons who come onto his or her property, the highest degree of care is owed to a licensee

Therefore correct answer is option: the highest degree of care is owed to a licensee

The highest degree of care is owed to a licensee or owner because it owner’s responsibility to ensure and take utmost care of common areas by keeping them safe so that nobody can get harmed.