These are the preliminary obstacles to be imposed to the counsels.

However, these are just guidelines for references. You may make more difficult enquiries to
the counsels based on your creativity.

Try to give the clues to the counsel time by time when they are asking.

1. Complain about the difficulty in finding the firm.

 The firm is far from the town.

 There is not much parking lot.
 The signboard is too small and being covered by others signboard, etc.

2. Complain on the conditions in the firm.

 The refurbishment is old.

 The furniture is dusty.
 The air conditioner is not cold enough.
 Demand for beverages such as coffee instead of water, etc.

3. Complain on the fees for the service.

 The fees is too expensive.

 Any other means for a cheaper consultation fees, etc.

4. Question on their professionalism.

 Ask them how long are they being admitted to the bar.
 Are they reliable?
 What is the chance for them to win this law suit, if this circumstances is
brought to the court?
 Any other solution other than getting prosecuted?

5. The concerned for your case. What can you do?

 Can you claim?

 Can you file a law suit?
 What can you do to defend yourself?
 What should you do at the moment
 6. Disclose relevant information along the consultation period to guide them in solving
your issue.

 Tell them the fact of your issue

 Disclose the party involved
 What property is damaged?
 Is there any special circumstances?

7. You will be acting for 30 minutes in front of the counsels. After the counsels
completed their rounds. You will be called back into the chamber to provide
information to the judge whether the counsels had addressed to your problem
correctly. This will be a determining factors in the scoring assessment.

The name of character, company and address are all fictional. If the counsels ask for
additional information that is not relevant, you can either give them fake name or just
say don’t know.