Hannah was awarded $5 million in damages in a malpractice case against batlock, the lawyer. batlock's attorney filed a motion for a judgment notwithstanding the verdict. the motion may be granted if: a. the damages are excessive. b. if hannah presented no substantial evidence to the extent that reasonable people could not different as to the outcome. c. the trial was unfair. d. all of these are correct.

The correct answer is B: if Hannah presented no substantial evidence to the extent that reasonable people could not different as to the outcome

Explanation:

In a case where Hannah has already been awarded $5 million against Batlock. Hence filing a motion for summary judgment is possible if the evidence presented by Hannah is not enough to conclude on the case. In law, filing a summary judgement is simply asking the court to make a decision on the substantial ability of the available evidence.

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