Please help me answer these questions:

1. Many believe that there are too many lawsuits in the United States. Do you agree or disagree? Why? Discuss who should accept more blame for the problem, lawyers or individuals who go to court. Do you think there is anything that would mitigate the problem, or will there always be a large number of lawsuits?
2. If you had a dispute, would you prefer to litigate or use alternative dispute resolution? Why? If you had to use alternative dispute resolution, which form would you choose? Discuss the benefits of the method using a specific example.
3. In what situations will a court impose a strict liability standard instead of a negligence standard? Provide a real-world example of a strict liability case. Is imposing this standard fair? Explain why. As a general rule, are strict liability standards fair? Justify your stance.
4. Tracking tools provide benefits to consumers, but they also carry risks. Should Congress regulate them? If so, what should the law provide? Please justify your response by citing the topic materials.
5. Many retailers have policies that instruct employees not to attempt to stop shoplifters. Some store owners fear false imprisonment lawsuits and possible injuries to workers that exceed the losses related to the stolen merchandise. Are these policies reasonable? Explain why using a specific example. Would you put a policy in place if you owned a retail store? Why?
6. Can an individual enter into a contract without being aware of it and still be bound by its terms? Why or why not? Cite an example of a voidable contract.
7. According to contract law, when you go to a department store and purchase an item, what have you done? What if you purchase the item at a garage sale? What if you purchase the item an auction? Explain how this affects the common consumer.
8. Does the Statute of Frauds, a legal principle from the 1600s, still make sense in today's commercial world? Why or why not?Please justify your response using a specific example.