OMVIC Practice Test

List four pieces of information that must be included in an Initial disclosure statement (find the chapter)

1. Any four from 13.07

2. Not Provided

3. Not Provided

4. Not Provided

The correct answer is: Any four from 13.07

Initial disclosure statements are a set of information that should be provided by a party to the other party before proceeding with legal proceedings. Some of the information that must be included in an initial disclosure statement may vary depending on jurisdiction, but generally it should include 1. A list of all documents that are or were in your possession, if relevant to the case. This may include correspondence, contracts, photographs, and any other relevant documents. 2. A list of all people who have relevant information about the case, whether they are a party or a witness. This includes expert witnesses who may be called to testify. 3. A list of all relevant information or evidence that may be used in court or in mediation, including electronic evidence such as emails or text messages. 4. A summary of the issues in dispute and a summary of the legal arguments that will be presented in support of your case. This is important as it allows the other party to understand the basis of your claim and what you will be arguing in court. Options B, C, and D are incorrect because they do not provide any relevant information about the required contents of an initial disclosure statement. Option A may seem like the easiest choice as you can choose any four pieces of information from Chapter