The defendant, trained and certified in providing emergency medical care, is out jogging and comes
upon the scene of an accident. Too caught up in what the defendant has to do that day, the defendant
fails to stop and offer assistance. Will the defendant be found liable in negligence?
A) yes, because the defendant failed to fulfill a duty of providing emergency medical
assistance
B) no, because the defendant was preoccupied with the agenda for that day
C) no, because the defendant lacked medical supplies
D) yes, because people who pass by an accident have a duty to provide emergency medical
assistance
A
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a. Initial client interview b. Subsequent client interview c. Informational interview d. Witness interview
Which of the following is NOT an example of paternity fraud?
A) A woman does not tell her husband that she was raped and that the rapist is most likely "their" daughter's real father. B) A woman has sexual relations with several men and doesn't know which man is the father of her child. One of the men wants to be the child's father and she says that is fine with her. C) In an effort to receive public assistance, a woman designates a man the father of her child even though she knows he is not. D) A woman has an affair while she is married. She is certain that her husband is the biological father but the paramour is very wealthy so she convinces him that he is the father, and he agrees to acknowledge paternity and pay child support.
What type of firm is most likely to have an extranet?
What will be an ideal response?
T or F The request for admission is limited to facts and opinions.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)