Which of the following analyses is used by Amazon to show sections titled "Frequently Bought Together" in their product screens?

You wish to file a lawsuit against a local hospital for violating a federal statute recently passed by Congress. You are seeking $50,000 in damages. You are a resident of Arkansas and the hospital’s principal place of business is in Arkansas. In which court can you file your lawsuit?

A. You can only file your lawsuit in a state court in Arkansas because the amount in controversy is less than $75,000. B. You can file your lawsuit in either a state court or a federal court in Arkansas since a federal question is at issue. C. You can only file your lawsuit in a federal court in Arkansas because a “federal question” is at issue D. You can only file your lawsuit in a state court because the U.S. is not a party and there is no patent or bankruptcy claim at issue in the case E. You must file this lawsuit in a court in Washington, D.C. because it involves a federal statutory law passed by Congress.

Ann Grand, a general partner, retired. The partnership held a testimonial dinner for her and invited 10 of its largest customers. A week later a notice was placed in various trade journals indicating that Grand had retired and was no longer associated with the partnership in any capacity. After the appropriate public notice of Grand's retirement, which of the following best describes her legal status?

A. The release of Grand by the remaining partners and the assumption of all past and future debts of the partnership by them via a hold-harmless clause constitutes a novation. B. Grand has the apparent authority to bind the partnership in contracts she makes with persons unaware of her retirement who have previously dealt with the partnership. C. Grand has no liability to past creditors upon her retirement from the partnership if they all have been informed of her withdrawal and her release from liability. D. Grand has the legal status of a limited partner for the 3 years it takes to pay her the balance of the purchase price of her partnership interest.