A counterclaim is a reason someone
~ disagrees with a position
~ agrees with a claim
~ ignores an argument
~ approves the evidence

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A counterclaim is a reason someone
~ disagrees with a position
~ agrees with a claim
~ ignores an argument
~ approves the evidence

anonymous · Answer

A counterclaim is a claim that is brought against a plaintiff in a lawsuit by a defendant. For example, if a landlord sued a tenant for unpaid rent, the tenant might respond with a counterclaim that suggested that the landlord was actually in the legal wrong, thereby hoping to render his or her claim invalid.

So Im guessing the answer would be A. unless you think otherwise

anonymous · Answer

Sounds good to me, thanks :)

anonymous · Answer

No Problem. Don't forget The medal :)

anonymous · Answer

And how do I do that?
I'm kinda new to all this.

anonymous · Answer

You just did. All you have to do is Click the medal in the corner if you feel as if I had the best response :)

anonymous · Answer

Oh, ok awesome. :D