When should you use an objective or summary?
A. You should never use an objective or a summary.
B. You should use an objective or summary when it conveys important information that should be communicated in the "F-zone."
C. When you do not know what your goal is, and you want to show you are open to options.
D. You should use an objective or summary only when you have at least 12 years of professional experience.
B
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Paralegals may serve as mediators.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Treating individual liberties as the product of a negotiated contract is known as the natural rights theory
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Ethan Lawyer is in a hurry today (just like every day.) As he is running out the door to a hearing, he says to Isabella Paralegal "Call Ms. Client and tell her that she should not pay the tax penalty because IRS Code 502 says she doesn't have to." Later that day, Isabella calls Ms. Client and says "Ms. Client? This is Isabella at Ethan Lawyer's office. I'm calling to say that you should not pay
the tax penalty. IRS Code 502 says that you don't have to." Isabella A) did not commit an act of misrepresentation so long as she has introduced herself before to Ms. Client B) did not commit an act of misrepresentation if she called Ms. Client on her own time, not work time. C) committed an act of misrepresentation only if she was speaking to an answer machine, not Ms. Client. D) committed an act of misrepresentation when she did not identify herself as a paralegal.