Difference between depositions and interrogatories

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Assignment:

1. What does the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) prohibits U.S. businesses from doing in foreign countries?

2. There are two common methods of discovery where opposing parties can request information from each other. One is called a deposition and the other is called an interrogatory.

What is a deposition? Be careful to define the term and explain when they are typically used.
What is an advantage to using a deposition?
What is a disadvantage to using a deposition?
What is an interrogatory? Be careful to define the term and explain when they are typically used.
What is an advantage to using an interrogatory?
What is a disadvantage to using an interrogatory

Please explain the difference between depositions and interrogatories.

3. Explain the difference between negotiation, mediation, and arbitration. Be sure to include the definitions of each term in your response.

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